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 1  1,        1|         was afraid, lest, if he gave it up previously, the consuls
 2  1,       15|      them in their liberty, and gave them horses and ordered
 3  1,       19|   another part of the town, and gave the command of it to Curio.
 4  1,       20| Domitius, concealing the truth, gave out in council that Pompey
 5  1,       24|    magistrates of Corfinium, he gave them back to Domitius, that
 6  1,       45|         when the advanced guard gave way, the legion which was
 7  1,       62|        to this resolution, they gave orders to collect all the
 8  1,       77|        took the same oath. They gave orders, that whoever had
 9  1,       87|        at the river Var. Caesar gave security that they should
10  1,       88|   execution of this business he gave in charge to Quintus Fufius
11  2,       18|     province to guard them, and gave the command of the town
12  2,       22|    three ships, two of which he gave up to his friends, went
13  2,       28|       at Corfinium. When Caesar gave him his liberty, he went
14  2,       30| cruelties." There were some who gave their opinion, that they
15  2,       41|      fatigue, he halted. Sabura gave his men the signal, marshaled
16  3,       12|      embassadors to Caesar, and gave him admission into their
17  3,       25|    officers at Brundusium, [and gave them orders] that as soon
18  3,       29|     Antony into their town, and gave him every assistance. Otacilius,
19  3,       42| neighboring states. He likewise gave directions that search should
20  3,       57|    acquaintance. To this man he gave letters and instructions
21  3,       60|  deferred the whole matter, and gave them a private rebuke, for
22  3,       60|     future hopes. This however, gave them great offense, and
23  3,       61|  commanded the different posts, gave an exact account of all
24  3,       62|      Dyrrachium; and to each he gave particular instructions:
25  3,       73|         called in all outposts, gave over the siege, and collecting
26  3,       76|         foreseen, about noon he gave the signal for marching,
27  3,       79|         elated with vain glory, gave them an account of all that
28  3,       80|       walls, before sunset, and gave it up to his army to plunder,
29  3,       81|     severe treatment of Gomphi, gave admission to Caesar, and
30  3,       86|   cavalry." At the same time he gave them notice to be ready
31  3,       89|   cohorts to guard the camp. He gave the command of the left
32  3,       90|      delivering this speech, he gave by a trumpet the signal
33  3,       93|     withstand their charge: but gave ground a little, upon which
34  3,       93|       Caesar perceived this, he gave the signal to his fourth
35  3,       98|       he pardoned them all, and gave orders to his soldiers,
36  3,      101|        the Pompeians themselves gave credit to it; for they had
37  3,      104|    change to enemies, in public gave a favorable answer to his