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 1  1,        1|          transactions are taking place, Caius Curio, tribune of
 2  1,        1|      transactions that had taken place, and of the efforts made
 3  1,       15|      stopped within the city. No place on this side of Capua was
 4  1,       15|   brought into the public market place the gladiators which Caesar
 5  1,       17|         it. An engagement taking place there with Caesar's advanced-guard,
 6  1,       28| row-galleys for them in a secure place. ~
 7  1,       32|        weigh anchor and quit the place. ~
 8  1,       37|        should such an event take place. Provoked at such ill treatment,
 9  1,       46|      from the rising ground. The place was craggy in the front
10  1,       46|     greatest contest was in this place, which was much to the disadvantage
11  1,       61|         over to Caesar, from the place where they were stationed,
12  1,       62|        having found a convenient place, began to sink several drains,
13  1,       71|   intention of going to the same place with all his forces, then
14  1,       72|        the engagement would take place on even and open ground.
15  1,       72|         their standards into one place, did not observe either
16  1,       72|          to battle in some other place: for that Afranius must
17  1,       73|       retired a little from that place to abate the enemy's fears.
18  1,       75|         his father's life. Every place was filled with mirth and
19  1,       80|           the very nature of the place readily secured them from
20  1,       85|          that, if possible, in a place remote from the soldiers.
21  1,       85|          Caesar. They met in the place appointed by Caesar. In
22  1,       87|         was introduced about the place and time of their dismissal,
23  2,        5|        Brutus sailed to the same place with an augmented fleet;
24  2,        8|          the wall for a fort and place of refuge, which they at
25  2,        9|      permitted them; and on that place they laid two beams across,
26  2,        9|          of the screw, cleared a place for themselves to proceed
27  2,       10|       the timber which they must place to support the roof of the
28  2,       15|        in derision. There was no place left them from which the
29  2,       17|         circumstances which took place in Italy, being diffident
30  2,       23|         the voyage, arrived at a place called Aquilaria, which
31  2,       25|          25]Having examined this place, Curio got a view of Varus'
32  2,       25|       Utica, and repaired to the place commanded them. This circumstance
33  2,       35|          number perished in that place without a stroke than in
34  2,       41|        he had advanced from this place about sixteen miles, his
35  2,       41|        the field nor retire to a place of safety, because the whole
36  3,        3|          be built in every other place. He had exacted a large
37  3,        6|           he landed his men at a place called Pharsalus, without
38  3,       23|          it better to guard that place, which was our only pass
39  3,       28|          having got a convenient place on the shore, they spent
40  3,       38|          cavalry in a convenient place, concealed from the enemy'
41  3,       41|  Asparagium, he set out for that place with his army, and having
42  3,       44|     Caesar attempted to gain any place, though Pompey had resolved
43  3,       45|         to and opposite the same place, and endeavored to annoy
44  3,       45|    imagined that we resigned the place through fear. It is reported
45  3,       46|    somewhat on this side of that place, completed their fortifications. ~
46  3,       50|         light their fires in one place, and keep guard in another.
47  3,       52|        neighboring posts. In one place, Volcatius Tullus sustained
48  3,       62|        greater camp. To the same place he sent the ships, which
49  3,       63|                     3.63]At this place, fronting the enemy, there
50  3,       66|     troops formed a camp in that place. This camp joined a certain
51  3,       66|       small distance beyond that place; and after a few days, Pompey
52  3,       66|         mentioned, abandoned the place. In this condition the camp
53  3,       67|       legion was carried to this place. That the same thing was
54  3,       67|        in the higher forts. This place was a half a mile distant
55  3,       67|          him. For he reached the place before Pompey could have
56  3,       68|         through ignorance of the place, followed the direction
57  3,       71|      them, and that Pompey might place a greater confidence in
58  3,       72|          the disadvantage of the place and the confined nature
59  3,       72|        no change could ever take place, they published the success
60  3,       73|     collecting his army into one place, addressed his soldiers
61  3,       74|     other hand, Caesar could not place sufficient confidence in
62  3,       85|       his camp and removing from place to place, he might be more
63  3,       85|       and removing from place to place, he might be more conveniently
64  3,       95|        their wounds, quitted the place, and under the conduct of
65  3,      102|     approach, set sail from that place, and arrived in a few days
66  3,      106|        he would be secure in any place. At Alexandria he was informed