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 1  1,        6| proconsuls in the city, should take care that the state received
 2  1,        7|  appointment, nor to make them take the usual oath, and march
 3  1,        8|    that the magistrates should take care that the republic sustained
 4  1,       15|      Capua they first began to take courage and to rally, and
 5  1,       20|    usual practice, in order to take their advice, and as he
 6  1,       24| ordered Domitius's soldiers to take the oath to himself, and
 7  1,       29|      got ready, and his men to take arms, that he might not
 8  1,       33|       be a burden to them, but take the management of it on
 9  1,       37|     town, should such an event take place. Provoked at such
10  1,       41|     the enemy's generals would take advantage of the opportunity
11  1,       45|   great impetuosity and boldly take a post, and not to keep
12  1,       46|     and retreat to Ilerda, and take post under the walls. But
13  1,       64|        bridge, required him to take a long circuit; so that
14  1,       71|    with all expedition, and to take possession of it, with the
15  1,       72|       and the engagement would take place on even and open ground.
16  1,       74|       other course they should take. There were two roads, one
17  1,       77|        he required them all to take an oath that they would
18  1,       77|        and obliged Afranius to take the same oath. The tribunes
19  1,       81|  facing the enemy; and did not take their baggage off their
20  1,       86|  former wars were called up to take the command of the armies:
21  1,       86|       nor did he now desire to take their army from them and
22  1,       87|     against his inclination to take the military oath under
23  1,       88|    required that Caesar should take cognizance of it; and both
24  2,        3|   making the nobles and senate take flight with the sudden terror,
25  2,       18|   forced the whole province to take an oath of allegiance to
26  2,       20|      if he did not, they would take measures for themselves;
27  2,       26|       completely marshaled and take their ground, the king's
28  2,       32|   while victory was uncertain, take part with the conquered
29  2,       34|         why do you hesitate to take advantage of the opportunity?"
30  3,       11|       to man the walls, and to take arms. But as they refused
31  3,       12|      against the consul, or to take upon them to judge contrary
32  3,       17|     should grant it, or should take his commissioners in charge,
33  3,       28|        craft, and attempted to take them. At the same time,
34  3,       51|     being deputed by Caesar to take care of the camp, and having
35  3,       72|        if no change could ever take place, they published the
36  3,       87|     person present hesitate to take it. After this had passed
37  3,       95|       exhorted his soldiers to take advantage of fortune's kindness,
38  3,       98|   those which were with him to take their turn of rest, and
39  3,      102|     and Roman citizens, should take the military oath; but whether
40  3,      103|     applied to be permitted to take refuge in Alexandria, and