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 1      II, XXX  |       it. Then Vitellius from Gaul, trusting to the armies
 2      II, XXXII|     were seen taking place in Gaul, for the religion of God
 3      II, XXXVI|      be sent as an exile into Gaul. But ere long, eighty bishops,
 4      II, XXXIX|   Bitterae, towns situated in Gaul. They requested that before
 5      II, XL   |       harassed our country of Gaul in like manner. There was
 6      II, XLV  |      was ordered to return to Gaul, as being a sower54 of discord,
 7      II, XLV  |      frequent councils within Gaul, and while almost all the
 8      II, XLV  |      all, that our regions of Gaul were set free from the guilt
 9      II, XLIX | prisoner, fled in terror into Gaul, where he betook himself
10      II, XLIX |        make an incursion into Gaul. Accordingly, Ithacius then
11      II, XLIX |     letters to the prefect of Gaul and to the lieutenant in
12      II, LI   |     temporary banishment into Gaul. In this sort of way, men