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 1  1,        4|       Pompey. He applauded the forward, and secured their votes
 2  1,        8| intrigue with the people going forward, no secession made; he exhorted
 3  1,       16|        15]Caesar, having moved forward from Auximum, traversed
 4  1,       37|    While this treaty was going forward, Domitius arrived at Massilia
 5  1,       44|        of one legion to hasten forward and seize the eminence.
 6  1,       45|      those soldiers was to run forward with great impetuosity and
 7  1,       45|      by the single men who ran forward from their ranks; and they
 8  1,       57|        these affairs are going forward at Ilerda, the Massilians,
 9  1,       65|      and resolved to lead them forward in three battalions: and
10  1,       68|     dawn, they resolved to set forward. ~
11  1,       79|       camp. Caesar having sent forward his cavalry, to annoy and
12  1,       82|        their camp, or to march forward, they were obliged to halt,
13  2,        1|        these things were going forward in Spain, Caius Trebonius,
14  2,        7|       one of the rest was sent forward to Massilia for the purpose
15  2,       10|     were aware of it, moved it forward by naval machinery, by putting
16  2,       11|       unexpected stroke, bring forward with levers the largest
17  2,       11|        if following it, leaned forward. ~
18  2,       24|     with the legions; and went forward himself with the horse to
19  2,       36|    couriers, who had been sent forward, arrived from king Juba,
20  2,       41|     rear. When any cohorts ran forward out of the line, the Numidians,
21  3,       13|         Labienus first stepped forward and swore that he would
22  3,       19|   peace. Titus Labienus walked forward from the crowd, and in submissive
23  3,       57|        these things were going forward in Achaia and at Dyrrachium,
24  3,       75|   several gates, and sent them forward by the same route; and in
25  3,       77|        Caesar sent his baggage forward early in the night, and
26  3,       78|        of their wounds, he set forward on his march through Epirus
27  3,       93|       signal was given, rushed forward with their javelins ready
28  3,       93| cohorts. They instantly rushed forward and charged Pompey's horse
29  3,       93|       their post, but galloped forward to seek a refuge in the
30  3,      106|        did not hesitate to set forward with a feeble force, and