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 1  1,        5|       part of whom he had himself brought upon Caesar during his affinity
 2  1,        6|          see] if matters could be brought to a peaceful termination
 3  1,       13|        town into which Attius had brought his cohorts, and of which
 4  1,       14|  centurion, is taken prisoner and brought to Caesar. He had held the
 5  1,       15|        Intelligence of this being brought to Rome, so great a panic
 6  1,       15|          Julian law: and Lentulus brought into the public market place
 7  1,       19|           the mean time, word was brought to Caesar that the people
 8  1,       19|          the walls. Attius, being brought before Antonius, begged
 9  1,       21|         they all with one consent brought Domitius into public view,
10  1,       22|        war great events are often brought about by trifling circumstances;
11  1,       23|      Domitius leave him till they brought him into Caesar's presence.
12  1,       24|           the Roman knights to be brought before him. Among the persons
13  1,       24|   municipal towns. When they were brought before him he protected
14  1,       24|     sestertia, which Domitius had brought with him and lodged in the
15  1,       24|        the public treasury, being brought to Caesar by the magistrates
16  1,       25|          prisoner on the road and brought to Caesar, but sent back
17  1,       37|          was cut down), and being brought to Massilia, he put under
18  1,       52|             1.51]Intelligence was brought to Afranius that the great
19  1,       55|           days. By this means, he brought safe to his camp, the convoys,
20  1,       57|        and shepherds, whom he had brought along with him. A fleet
21  1,       60|           news of this battle was brought to Caesar at Ilerda, the
22  1,       74|         matters, intelligence was brought them that their watering
23  1,       75|         to their camp, others are brought away by their friends, so
24  1,       77|        example; the soldiers were brought out by centuries, and took
25  1,       87|     debate on either side, it was brought to this issue: that those
26  2,        4|      since their former loss, had brought the same number of old ships
27  2,       22|       town, as they were ordered: brought their ships out of the port
28  2,       23|     twelve ships, which Curio had brought from Sicily as convoy to
29  2,       23|        ship left on the shore, he brought her off by a towing rope,
30  2,       26|    finished, the horse upon guard brought him word that a large supply
31  2,       27|         that the armies should be brought in view of each other, and
32  2,       30|        time the soldiers might be brought to a proper way of thinking;
33  2,       32|      offices and influence he had brought over a great part of Italy
34  2,       34|       lieutenants, whom Curio had brought with him from Sicily knowing
35  2,       37|         The same intelligence was brought to Curio; but for some time
36  2,       38|      horse returned to Curio, and brought some, prisoners with them. ~
37  2,       39|       horses that were taken were brought into their sight, that they
38  2,       43|       ships to have all the boats brought close to the shore early
39  3,        4|          from Italy, which he had brought with him; one veteran legion
40  3,        4|           of which, Deiotarus had brought from Gaul; Ariobarzanes,
41  3,        4|      person. Pompey, the son, had brought in his fleet eight hundred,
42  3,        7|         harbor; though Caesar had brought only twelve ships as a convoy,
43  3,       18|          thought that I have been brought back by him to Italy, from
44  3,       28|          but as soon as they were brought before him, contrary to
45  3,       29|           number of troops he had brought over with him. ~
46  3,       36|           of the states, news was brought that Scipio was approaching
47  3,       38|          of these two troops, and brought them to Domitius. ~
48  3,       40|      hinder provisions from being brought into the town from Biblis
49  3,       42|         corn and provisions to be brought from Asia, and from all
50  3,       47| prodigious number of ships, which brought them provisions: nor could
51  3,       53|       centurion Scaeva, which was brought to him, were found two hundred
52  3,       67|              3.67]Caesar's scouts brought him word that the standard
53  3,       71|           up to him, had them all brought out, as it appeared, to
54  3,       81|          Caesar had ordered to be brought up to the walls, they threw
55  3,       84|     battle. By these means it was brought to pass that a thousand
56  3,       88|       cohorts, which we said were brought over by Afranius, were disposed
57  3,       99|     colors, and nine eagles, were brought to Caesar. Lucius Domitius,
58  3,      100|       supplied himself with water brought in transports from Corcyra
59  3,      101|          of Caesar's victory been brought at that instant by the horse
60  3,      103|         command in Syria, and had brought them over to Alexandria,
61  3,      107|       ordered other legions to be brought to him from Asia, which
62  3,      109|          and arbitrator; news was brought on a sudden that the king'