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 1 11|        the transports in tow, and advanced with the victorious fleet
 2 25|   Alexandrians. None of the fleet advanced to his relief, either out
 3 27|           but observing that they advanced insolently and without caution,
 4 30|     terror into the Alexandrians, advanced toward their camp with his
 5 32| submission, and encouraging them, advanced through the enemy's works
 6 35|          returned this answer, he advanced toward Armenia, with the
 7 39|       drawn up on each side, they advanced to the battle. ~
 8 40|            the second line, which advanced to sustain them, making
 9 45|         filled with soldiers that advanced toward him, in full sail.
10 45|       would allow, while Octavius advanced in good order, from the
11 46|         as the ships on each side advanced to sustain those that fought,
12 62|   Marcellus. Bogud came up to the advanced works of Marcellus, where