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 1  1,       10|         let all persons in Italy lay down their arms; let all
 2  1,       27|          that both parties would lay down their arms on equal
 3  1,       37|        their other vessels. They lay up in the public stores,
 4  1,       69|          the enemy's camp, which lay in Caesar's way. His soldiers
 5  1,       79|          future conduct. Tarraco lay at a greater distance; and
 6  2,        9|          they thought it time to lay another floor, they laid
 7  2,       10|          protect the works which lay around from this turret,
 8  2,       14|      unexpected turn of fortune, lay hold on such arms as they
 9  2,       15|      each six feet thick, and to lay floors over them of almost
10  2,       18|         legions to Gades, and to lay up all the shipping and
11  2,       22|          to any claim they could lay to his favor, left two legions
12  2,       25|        the merchant ships, which lay at anchor before Utica,
13  2,       34|                       2.34]There lay between the two armies a
14  2,       37| Cornelian camp. Here he began to lay in corn and wood, and to
15  3,        8|        guard with great care, he lay on board himself in the
16  3,       15|        has been observed before, lay with his fleet near Oricum,
17  3,       16|         should be reconciled and lay down their arms, but they
18  3,       46|      impeded by the hurdles that lay in a long line before them,
19  3,       47|        they remembered that they lay under the same difficulties
20  3,       62|        all the ships of war that lay at Dyrrachium; and to each
21  3,      102|          impossible to judge. He lay at anchor one night, and
22  3,      103|        the kingdom; and her camp lay at a small distance from