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 1  1,        6|       manner, and neither was time given to Caesar's relations to
 2  1,       11|           time, until security was given that Caesar would perform
 3  1,       23|         Caesar, if permission were given him. Having obtained it,
 4  1,       24|         public money, and had been given by Pompey to pay his army.
 5  1,       27|           peace were not yet to be given up. And though he was very
 6  1,       63|            62]Notice of this being given by the scouts, Caesar continued
 7  1,       67|           ordered the signal to be given and the military shout to
 8  1,       71|          means could assistance be given. Caesar first accomplished
 9  1,       72|            an opportunity would be given him of coming to battle
10  1,       82|            for the reasons already given, Caesar did not attack them,
11  1,       85|       chose it, Afranius's son was given as a hostage to Caesar.
12  1,       87|            every security might be given, that they would be disbanded,
13  2,        4|          of the right division was given to the Massilians, that
14  2,       11| opportunity of defending the walls given them. At length several
15  2,       13|          at an end. For Caesar had given Trebonius strict charge
16  2,       14|         had on the former occasion given up all thoughts of a contest,
17  2,       21|        speaking too freely, having given public and private rewards
18  2,       22|          part of their wall having given way, and despairing of any
19  2,       27|     opportunity of a conference be given. Induced by their opinion,
20  2,       28|            their future conduct is given by Curio's army, and thus
21  3,        3|      Phoenicia, and Egypt, and had given directions that a great
22  3,        4|         from Cappadocia. Cotus had given him about the same number
23  3,        4|           Castor and Donilaus, had given three hundred from Gallograecia:
24  3,        7|          Asiatic ships, which were given into their charge by the
25  3,       13|           near Dyrrachium, and had given orders for measuring out
26  3,       38|           want of corn, and having given the signal for decamping,
27  3,       59|            that false musters were given in to Caesar, and the surcharged
28  3,       75|         signal for decamping to be given; and setting out immediately
29  3,       83|            three billets should be given to all the senators, who
30  3,       85|            signal for marching was given, and the tents struck, it
31  3,       91|            He, when the signal was given, says, "Follow me, my old
32  3,       93|           men, when the signal was given, rushed forward with their