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 1  1,        6|      people to deprecate their own danger, nor even to retain the
 2  1,        6|        except when the city was in danger of being set on fire, or
 3  1,       14|          of posterity, and his own danger. Alarmed at this declaration,
 4  1,       18|       knights, would be in extreme danger. In the mean time he encouraged
 5  1,       50|      getting all these without any danger, and the places beyond the
 6  1,       63|           with some difficulty and danger, to pass the river; but
 7  1,       65|            labor or consider their danger; that they were ready and
 8  1,       66|            across the Ebro without danger or apprehension. This it
 9  1,       71|         would themselves avoid all danger, but could not save the
10  1,       75|           had escaped so impending danger; in the other, because they
11  1,       76|          alarmed by the unexpected danger, wrapped their left arms
12  1,       80|      readily secured them from any danger; for the advanced guards,
13  2,        9|     securely and without a blow or danger, they raised it six stories
14  2,       15|           for the building without danger: the business was soon finished -
15  2,       35|          Varus, but he escaped the danger by raising his shield to
16  2,       41|        save any from the impending danger. All were full of fear and
17  3,       17|            merely to avoid present danger and distress, but that they
18  3,       19|           sides might come without danger, and explain their wishes,
19  3,       21|         him, being apprehensive of danger, because the Roman citizens
20  3,       26| encouraging them, and declining no danger for Caesar's safety, having
21  3,       26|            wind); and thought less danger was to be apprehended from
22  3,       43|           from all sides with less danger; secondly, to prevent Pompey
23  3,       53|           they under went, and the danger they sustained, they counted
24  3,       64|           increased the terror and danger. For retreat was prevented
25  3,       66|         have more liberty and less danger in fetching water. But he
26  3,       72|           the camp, and the double danger both from within and without
27  3,       79|          of the enemy, avoided the danger, and met Caesar coming to
28  3,       82|        embarked in equal labor and danger, pleaded that no individual
29  3,       94|          it with diligence, if any danger should threaten it; I will
30  3,      102|          be attended with imminent danger to their lives. The same
31  3,      112|          could be supplied without danger with corn, and auxiliaries;