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 1  1,        6|       For these reasons every thing was done in a hasty and
 2  1,       10|    terms, and to endure every thing for the sake of the republic.
 3  1,       20| despond, but to provide every thing necessary for the defense
 4  1,       20|       words, and he did every thing with more confusion and
 5  1,       31|       assured them that every thing was ready and provided for
 6  1,       34|        and to embarrass every thing else which Caesar should
 7  1,       41|      army did almost the same thing, and for the same reason:
 8  2,        2|     so great a store of every thing necessary for a war had
 9  2,        2|       covered over with every thing that was capable of protecting
10  2,        8|      the best master in every thing on which the wit of man
11  2,       25|     army with plenty of every thing. ~
12  2,       32|     indebted to you for every thing, and put yourselves in the
13  2,       37|       not dare to attempt any thing against him. But when he
14  3,        2|     of shipping] was the only thing that prevented Caesar from
15  3,        6|       they might expect every thing from victory and his liberality."
16  3,       32|   name could be found for any thing, it was deemed a sufficient
17  3,       60|  advised them to expect every thing from his friendship, and
18  3,       67|     this place. That the same thing was seen he was assured
19  3,       70|       Pompey's camp. The same thing, by retarding the rapidity
20  3,       80|     him the free use of every thing in their power, and requesting
21  3,       86|    says he, "that I promise a thing almost incredible; but hear
22  3,      102|      to their lives. The same thing had happened to Lucius Lentulus,
23  3,      105|   arms to the walls. The same thing happened at Ptolemais; a