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1     I,     42|       the time required, were distributed by the men themselves. To
2     I,     91|  where the troops were thinly distributed and seemingly paralysed
3     I,     92|      duties of a general, and distributed clothes or medicine among
4   III,     60| parents and kinsfolk. He also distributed among the youth arms which
5    IV,     16|       and poison could not be distributed among them, because of the
6   XIV,     21|       for sale. Money too was distributed, which the respectable had
7    XV,     94|      assembled the troops and distributed two thousand sesterces to