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 1 26|         26 About the same time Mithridates of Pergamus, a man of illustrious
 2 27|        king understanding that Mithridates was approaching this place,
 3 27|        river, and came up with Mithridates, attacked him immediately,
 4 27|    were marching to their aid. Mithridates at first confined himself
 5 27|       again prepared to attack Mithridates. ~
 6 28|        A messenger was sent by Mithridates to Caesar, to inform him
 7 28|       Ptolemy set out to crush Mithridates, and Caesar to relieve him.
 8 28|       the victorious troops of Mithridates, before Ptolemy could attack
 9 72|  celebrated for the victory of Mithridates, the defeat of Triarius,
10 73| himself of the same post where Mithridates had defeated Triarius. Hither
11 78|         states, and tetrarchs. Mithridates of Pergamus, who had so
12 78|     descent and education (for Mithridates, king of all Asia, out of