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 1      I,   338    |                    He bids his soldiers; with majestic mien~ ~
 2      I,   368(14)|   surrounded the tribunal with soldiers, who at one time charged
 3     II,   595    |                    To test his soldiers ere he moved his camp~ ~
 4     II,   597    |                                Soldiers of Rome! Avengers of her
 5     II,   632    |        Let me be elder, if his soldiers are.~ ~
 6    III,   161    |       yet the more, and at his soldiers' swords~ ~
 7     IV,     5(1) | Afranius was slain by Caesar's soldiers after the battle of Thapsus.
 8     IV,   224    |        Sweet converse held the soldiers; on the grass~ ~
 9     IV,   309    |        Hold back your weapons, soldiers, from the foe,~ ~
10     IV,   411    |                            The soldiers speed: prone on the bank
11     IV,   534    |           In this last moment, soldiers, how to face~ ~
12     IV,   799    |                     And bid my soldiers to the plain descend,~ ~
13     IV,   800    |             800 While still my soldiers. Idle days breed doubt.~ ~
14      V,   321    |             Dismiss thine aged soldiers to their deaths.~ ~
15      V,   340    |       do thy bidding! Nay, thy soldiers' will~ ~
16      V,   407    |                 Grant me fresh soldiers. From what heavy load~ ~
17      V,   412    |         Quirites', 21 Caesar's soldiers now no more,~ ~
18      V,   412(21)|       is, civilians; no longer soldiers. This one contemptuous expression
19     VI,   116    |                  Then died the soldiers, for the streams they drank~ ~
20     VI,   195    |       shall come who while his soldiers die~ ~
21     VI,   340    |                340 As Caesar's soldiers is the hind who dwells~ ~
22    VII,   145    |                    Thus to the soldiers, burning for the fray,~ ~
23    VII,   256    |                      The hardy soldiers from Cilician lands,~ ~
24    VII,   310    |               310 To give you, soldiers, liberty and law~ ~
25    VII,   335    |          Of you, mine own true soldiers, proved in all~ ~
26    VII,   425    |  Unasked the risks of war. Our soldiers boast~ ~
27    VII,   734    |                             By soldiers slain, or captains; here
28    VII,   781    |        To quit their chief his soldiers might refuse,~ ~
29    VII,   858    |                                Soldiers," he said, "the victory
30    VII,   866    |                         Haste, soldiers, and outstrip the flying
31    VII,   917(27)|      upon the protection of my soldiers." -- Plutarch, "Caesar";
32     IX,   521    |                            His soldiers passed, in fancy from the