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 1  1,       26|     either side, because in these places the sea was shallow. Having
 2  1,       50|       without any danger, and the places beyond the bridge, to which
 3  1,       69|         Craggy cliffs, in several places, interrupted their march,
 4  1,       80|      whenever they came near such places, they should give orders
 5  2,        9|    learned by experience in other places, could not be pierced by
 6  2,        9|           left loop-holes in such places as they thought proper for
 7  2,       15|          left in the wall in such places as they thought proper. ~
 8  2,       20|          in the market and public places without doing any injury,
 9  2,       39|          fell behind in different places. Even this did not abate
10  3,        6|         rocks and other dangerous places; meeting with a safe road
11  3,       15|     parties disposed in different places by Caesar. And he was not
12  3,       42|        fixed granaries in certain places, and regulated the carriage
13  3,       42|         the Parthini, and all the places of strength. The quantity
14  3,       44|         he detached to particular places slingers and archers, with
15  3,       46|   disposed slingers in convenient places to cover our men in their
16  3,       52|          engagements in two other places; for Pompey had attacked
17  3,       61| particular times, the distance of places, and the various attention
18  3,      109|       town in the most convenient places, and get information of
19  3,      111|           could not guard so many places with so small a force; and