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 1  1,       10|        patiently submitted to this loss of honor, for the sake of
 2  1,       33|           himself would suffer the loss both of dignity and honor.
 3  1,       60|           or having sustained some loss, or descried our horse at
 4  1,       68|             for, though a trifling loss might be sustained, yet
 5  1,       72|        daunted at suffering such a loss before their eyes, could
 6  1,       73|           Why should he hazard the loss of any of his men, even
 7  1,       73|        gain his object without any loss or injury to them. This
 8  2,        4|     Massilians, since their former loss, had brought the same number
 9  2,       15|            was soon finished - the loss of their laborious work
10  2,       31|       having suffered considerable loss; as if success did not acquire
11  2,       32|            and entire, without the loss of a single ship? That on
12  3,        6|      called Pharsalus, without the loss of a single vessel. ~
13  3,       10|           further; that sufficient loss had been suffered on both
14  3,       10|            death of Curio, and the loss of so great an army in Africa,
15  3,       24| disgracefully. In addition to this loss, they were prevented from
16  3,       37|   retreated to their camp with the loss of only two men. ~
17  3,       45|       retreat without considerable loss from that ground into which
18  3,       46|         repulsed, and that greater loss might be sustained, when
19  3,       65|           having there learned the loss he had sustained, and perceiving
20  3,       67|          and anxious to repair the loss sustained that day, left
21  3,       72|           men had suffered greater loss from their numbers and want
22  3,       73|          by industry; and whatever loss had been sustained, ought
23  3,       73|          repair by their valor the loss which had been incurred;
24  3,       74|           with such grief at their loss and with such an ardent
25  3,       75|          they returned without any loss to the main body. ~
26  3,       77|        intricate roads without any loss. For Pompey, after the first