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 1  1,       13|   soldiers deserted him on the road, and returned home. Curio
 2  1,       16|     his men. Being left on the road with a small number, he
 3  1,       25|      was taken prisoner on the road and brought to Caesar, but
 4  1,       67|         that there was a level road for the next five miles,
 5  1,       69| circuit, keeping to no regular road; for the road which led
 6  1,       69|       no regular road; for the road which led to the Ebro and
 7  1,       70|     out and marched the direct road to the Ebro. ~
 8  1,       74|       auxiliary foot along the road, and intermix some legionary
 9  2,       20|    when intercepted from every road, he sends word to Caesar,
10  2,       24|       direct line. But on this road there is a spring, to which
11  3,        6|    places; meeting with a safe road for his shipping to ride
12  3,       13|    manner. Caesar, finding the road to Dyrrachium already in
13  3,       21|     When he himself was on his road to Casilinum, at the same
14  3,       41| through a difficult and narrow road to Dyrrachium; hoping, either
15  3,       41|        him by taking a shorter road; which Caesar suspecting
16  3,       79|      him aside from the direct road. Pompey had taken the short
17  3,       79|     Pompey had taken the short road to Macedonia, through Candavia.
18  3,       79|      Pompey, having met on the road a scouting party of Domitius;
19  3,       80|        town of Thessaly on the road from Epirus. Now, the Thessalians,
20  3,       97|    with him, went by a shorter road to intercept the enemy: