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 1  1,       19|       the greatest part of the work was completed, all the messengers
 2  1,       26|    Brundusium. The plan of his work was as follows: Where the
 3  1,       26|       with a parapet of wicker work; and on every fourth one
 4  1,       42|   enemy, or disturbed in their work, he ordered them not to
 5  1,       42|       line was carrying on the work without being seen; so that
 6  1,       43|   pursued the same plan in his work; and to each legion, one
 7  1,       43|   frighten us and obstruct the work, drew out their forces at
 8  1,       43| however, did not interrupt his work, relying on the protection
 9  1,       51|     the same time to execute a work in a very rapid flood, and
10  1,       55|        was wrought with wicker work, and covered over with hides.
11  1,       63|   scouts, Caesar continued his work day and night, with very
12  1,       76|       to Afranius, he left the work which he had begun, and
13  1,       82|       night in extending their work, and turning their camp
14  1,       83|                   1.82]In this work, and the deliberations on
15  1,       83|  considerable part of Caesar's work was finished. To interrupt
16  1,       83|     his legions off from their work, and ordering the horse
17  2,        9|        should batter the brick work. They, moreover, made three
18  2,       10|      vineae, finish this whole work to the very tower; and suddenly,
19  2,       13|      off the soldiers from the work, desist from the assault,
20  2,       15|      laid on to strengthen the work, and the space which was
21  2,       15|        loss of their laborious work was soon repaired by the
22  2,       26|       off his legions from the work, and put them in battle
23  3,       45|      to annoy the men while at work; and as the approach on
24  3,       49|      being men unaccustomed to work, and laboring under a great
25  3,       63|        two ramparts, where the work was unfinished, attacked
26  3,       66|                 3.66]When this work was finished, Caesar's scouts
27  3,       69|      he called away from their work to support his party; and
28  3,       76|       soldiers, as they had no work (the fortifications being
29  3,       97|      the night. As soon as the work was finished, they sent