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 1 28|      attack him. The king had encamped in a place fortified by
 2 30|      attack it; and therefore encamped at a small distance from
 3 36|   considerable distance), and encamped about seven miles from the
 4 37|     approached Nicopolis, and encamped near the town. While our
 5 52|    got his army together, and encamped near Corduba, he made a
 6 57|  taking with him, when it was encamped at Ilurgis, had mutinied
 7 59|      citizens of Corduba, and encamped near the town. Two days
 8 59|       Two days after, Cassius encamped on an eminence, on this
 9 61|       he could rely. There he encamped so near the walls, that
10 61|    Marcellus followed him and encamped as near the town as possible.
11 63| Lepidus in his favor. Lepidus encamped at Ulia, and forming a complete
12 72|      the town. Here Pharnaces encamped, with all his forces, repairing
13 73|              73 Caesar having encamped about five miles from the