Civil Wars
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 1       I,  52|         few, they withstood the vast number of the enemy, as
 2       I,  58|     furnished themselves with a vast number of javelins, darts,
 3      II,  39|     number be compared with the vast host of Numidians. However,
 4      II,  43|         determine who of such a vast number should first get
 5     III,  5 |              3.5]He had laid in vast quantities of corn from
 6     III,  63|     weapons of all sorts, and a vast multitude of archers poured


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 7       I,  27|     they supposed that, amid so vast a multitude of those who
 8      II,  30|         For what purpose was so vast a machine constructed at
 9     III,  9 |         from what it was in the vast and open ocean. Having come
10     III,  12|  sailing was very great in that vast and open sea, with its strong
11      IV,  1 | strength and render them men of vast stature of body. And to
12       V,  41|         which circumstance, the vast number of the men could
13       V,  42|        sides, and harassed by a vast number of weapons, and were
14      VI,  16|          Others have figures of vast size, the limbs of which
15    VIII,  9 |       being surprised to see so vast a host of the enemy, he
16    VIII,  11|     from whom he had required a vast number, to guard his foraging
17    VIII,  14|        are always attended by a vast multitude of wagons, even