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 1  1,       16|          Labienus had laid out and built at his own expense, and
 2  1,       28|           he stopped up the gates, built walls across the streets
 3  1,       46|          which the town Ilerda was built. And when they wished to
 4  1,       49|           bridges which Fabius had built - a circumstance which caused
 5  1,       59|         vessels, which having been built in a hurry and of green
 6  2,        8|        refuge, which they at first built low and small, [to guard
 7  2,        9|            adhere. They, moreover, built over the joists with small
 8  2,        9|       within these coverings, they built up the walls with bricks,
 9  2,       16|             because our works were built almost on the top of their
10  2,       16|         engines, on which they had built great hopes, was totally
11  2,       18|           several others should be built in Spain. He removed all
12  2,       21|       ships which Marcus Varro had built, and others which the Gaditani
13  2,       21|      others which the Gaditani had built by Varro's orders, arrived
14  3,        3|           a great number should be built in every other place. He
15  3,        9|           hill. The Roman citizens built wooden towers, the better
16  3,       24| three-banked galleys, which he had built at Brundusium, to row to
17  3,       42|           own fleets, which he had built during the winter, in Sicily,
18  3,       54|          night, the following days built turrets, and having carried
19  3,      112|      island, of prodigious height, built with amazing works, and