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 1  1,       26|       gone to Dyrrachium with a considerable part of the army, and that
 2  1,       43|       to bring materials from a considerable distance, he for the present
 3  1,       56|       sword, returned safe with considerable booty to the camp over the
 4  1,       62|        From these they expected considerable aid, both of horse and foot,
 5  1,       65|      circuit of six miles and a considerable delay in fording the river,
 6  1,       83|       spent. By the third day a considerable part of Caesar's work was
 7  2,        2|     easily repulsed, and, doing considerable damage to those who sallied,
 8  2,        8|       found that it might be of considerable service if it was raised
 9  2,       17|      the army of Afranius, that considerable reinforcements had come
10  2,       31|  assault, after having suffered considerable loss; as if success did
11  2,       36|       he was on his march, with considerable forces, and encouraged them
12  3,        4| distributed among his legions a considerable number, by way of recruits,
13  3,        9|     town, after sustaining such considerable losses, withdrew to Pompey,
14  3,       38|      detached his cavalry and a considerable number of light infantry
15  3,       45|      effected a retreat without considerable loss from that ground into
16  3,       49|         these springs were at a considerable distance from some of their
17  3,       62|         row galleys by night, a considerable number of light infantry
18  3,       72|   oftentimes been productive of considerable losses; how often an army
19  3,       76|        a hurry, they had left a considerable part of their wagons and
20  3,      103|         minor, was there with a considerable army, engaged in war with