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 1  1,       16|         left on the road with a small number, he fell in with
 2  1,       29|       with their long boats and small craft two of Pompey's ships,
 3  1,       45|       strictly, but to fight in small scattered parties: if hard
 4  1,       60|       but sometimes advancing a small distance from the camp,
 5  1,       66|       there were mountains at a small distance; and difficult
 6  1,       67|       Saxa, was detached with a small party to explore the nature
 7  1,       88|         they should encamp at a small distance from each other.
 8  2,        8|     they at first built low and small, [to guard them] against
 9  2,        9|      built over the joists with small bricks as high as the protection
10  2,        9|        across, angle-ways, at a small distance from the outer
11  2,       10|       and in them were fastened small pillars, five feet high,
12  2,       27|       manner, and with only one small valley between them, each
13  2,       38|        who had been sent with a small force, was drawing near
14  2,       39|         and that he sent only a small force which was not able
15  2,       39| themselves, especially if their small number be compared with
16  2,       42|     standing round Curio with a small party of horse, urged Curio
17  2,       43|      the ships of burden. A few small fishing boats attended their
18  3,       16|     corn, of which he had but a small quantity, was at this time
19  3,       28|         them several barges and small craft, and attempted to
20  3,       34|        with five cohorts, and a small party of horse, into Aetolia.
21  3,       40|   however, made their escape in small boats; and at the, same
22  3,       41|        and having halted a very small part of the night, he arrived
23  3,       42|         Petra, where ships of a small size can come in, and be
24  3,       42| strength. The quantity was very small, both from the nature of
25  3,       43|    these views; as he had but a small quantity of corn, and Pompey
26  3,       62|  prepared, he embarked on board small boats and row galleys by
27  3,       65|         camp, and had struck no small terror into the rest of
28  3,       66|    Caesar removed his camp to a small distance beyond that place;
29  3,       84|      their own ground, and at a small distance from Pompey's camp:
30  3,       87|         I am a stranger: a very small part of that army now remains,
31  3,      103|  kingdom; and her camp lay at a small distance from his. To him
32  3,      104|     under him, he embarked in a small boat with a few attendants,
33  3,      111|       troops, and despising the small number of Caesar's soldiers,
34  3,      111|    guard so many places with so small a force; and immediately