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 1  1,        1|           of such facts as seemed necessary to fill up the chasm; these
 2  1,       16|         aided his army with every necessary. Embassadors came to him
 3  1,       20|        but to provide every thing necessary for the defense of the town.
 4  1,       30|          delay and length of time necessary to effect it: because Pompey,
 5  1,       43|          within it, and as it was necessary to bring materials from
 6  1,       53|   struggle with the want of every necessary; while the enemy had an
 7  1,       57|         thus furnished with every necessary, he advanced with great
 8  1,       70|          were forced, for want of necessary subsistence, to run away,
 9  1,       70|       fatigue, as not to think it necessary to march from the camp immediately,
10  1,       85|         endured the want of every necessary: but now, pent up almost
11  2,        2|      great a store of every thing necessary for a war had been a long
12  2,        5|          had furnished with every necessary. Accordingly, having encouraged
13  2,        7|        however, began to make the necessary preparations for the defense
14  2,       15|           whatever materials were necessary for the building without
15  2,       40|         of fear; that when it was necessary he would give them the signal
16  3,       11|        Caesar, thought it no less necessary to give Pompey notice of
17  3,       15|         extreme scarcity of every necessary; insomuch that he was obliged
18  3,       32|       they stood in need of every necessary; endeavoring by a plausible
19  3,       66|        his design for reasons not necessary to be mentioned, abandoned
20  3,       75|         to intervene but what was necessary for a proper attention to
21  3,       78|     allowed no more time than was necessary for a person in haste. And
22  3,      102| collecting a sum of money for his necessary expenses, upon advice of
23  3,      111|          and appointed with every necessary for a voyage. Besides these,
24  3,      112|           Caesar secured the most necessary posts, and fortified them