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 1  1,       19|         and all the people, both citizens and soldiers, went out to
 2  1,       31|          raising levies of Roman citizens, among the Lucani and Brutii,
 3  1,       73|        with compassion for those citizens, who, he foresaw, must fall:
 4  2,        6|          fate of the rest of the citizens, who, if the city was taken,
 5  2,       18|     means he terrified the Roman citizens of that province, and obliged
 6  2,       20|        any injury, and the Roman citizens residing there approved
 7  2,       21|          severally: to the Roman citizens, because they had been zealous
 8  2,       21|          the tax which the Roman citizens had promised to Varro for
 9  3,        4|         up nine legions of Roman citizens; five from Italy, which
10  3,        9|  situation and a hill. The Roman citizens built wooden towers, the
11  3,       10|          thirty cohorts of Roman citizens, in Italy and Spain: by
12  3,       11|         Roman people, and as the citizens made a spontaneous attempt
13  3,       19|        loud voice [asking], "Are citizens permitted to send deputies
14  3,       19|    permitted to send deputies to citizens to treat of peace? a concession
15  3,       19|         doing they would prevent citizens from fighting against citizens."
16  3,       19|   citizens from fighting against citizens." Having spoken much in
17  3,       21|        danger, because the Roman citizens residing there had armed
18  3,       29|     After this action, the Roman citizens, who resided at Lissus,
19  3,       32|          not only from the Roman citizens, but from every corporation
20  3,       35|    factions there, he, found the citizens divided in their inclinations.
21  3,       40|    vigorous defense of the Roman citizens who belonged to that district,
22  3,      102|     province, Grecians and Roman citizens, should take the military
23  3,      102| inhabitants of Antioch and Roman citizens who traded there, the castle
24  3,      105|         was twice heard that the citizens ran in arms to the walls.