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 1  1,        5|             to share with Pompey on account of his connection with him,
 2  1,        6|             fear being called to an account for their actions, till
 3  1,       13|          Caesar, having received an account of this, and relying on
 4  1,       23|       driven out of the city on his account, and to assert his own liberty,
 5  1,       30|             Gibraltar. But this, on account of the season of the year,
 6  1,       39|           the vicinity of Herba, on account of the advantages of its
 7  1,       46| disadvantage of our troops, both on account of its narrowness, and because
 8  1,       49|       states to a great distance on account of the war. They who had
 9  1,       67|         Each returned with the same account to his camp, that there
10  2,       11|             fell on it slid off, on account of the sloping roof. When
11  2,       17|         fuller and more exaggerated account of these matters, he began
12  2,       20|            in greater haste on this account to reach Gades with his
13  2,       39|      prisoners corresponds with the account of the deserters, that the
14  2,       39|             Numidians. However, the account was enlarged by themselves,
15  3,        7|           the continent, before any account whatsoever of his approach
16  3,        9|           were unable to resist, on account of the smallness of their
17  3,       10|             him a proper person, on account of his favors conferred
18  3,       25|        feeling some trouble on this account, wrote in severe terms to
19  3,       27|           to be uneasy on their own account: and thus, by a change of
20  3,       30|        might be the more secret. An account of this was immediately
21  3,       45|          down a precipice, on which account they pushed on with more
22  3,       47|             and unusual, as well on account of the number of forts,
23  3,       47|           attack and defense, as on account of other circumstances.
24  3,       60|         proper time to call them to account, and willing to pardon many
25  3,       60|           to pardon many faults, on account of their valor, deferred
26  3,       61|      different posts, gave an exact account of all to Pompey. ~
27  3,       79|       provinces and states, with an account of the action at Dyrrachium,
28  3,       79|            vain glory, gave them an account of all that had happened,
29  3,      106|           his course into Egypt, on account of his connection with that
30  3,      108|            regent of the kingdom on account of his youthfulness. He
31  3,      112|            can enter the harbor, on account of its narrowness. Caesar
32  3,      112|             greatly alarmed on this account, while the enemy were engaged