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 1  1,        1| ignorant of the real state of affairs, was however of opinion
 2  1,        4|        to inform him of these affairs, and require only six days'
 3  1,        6|   inform him [of the state of affairs] nor liberty to the tribunes
 4  1,       33|               1.32]When these affairs were dispatched, Caesar,
 5  1,       55|            1.54]When Caesar's affairs were in this unfavorable
 6  1,       57|              1.56]While these affairs are going forward at Ilerda,
 7  1,       61|   shortly made in the face of affairs. The bridge being finished,
 8  1,       72|      opportunity for managing affairs successfully, nor did it
 9  1,       79|       Caesar every day. Their affairs were under these difficulties;
10  1,       79|     in such a space they knew affairs might admit of many changes.
11  1,       80|    with advantage; then their affairs were in a perilous situation;
12  1,       86|  gates of Rome, to direct the affairs of the city; and though
13  2,       22|    their treasury. When these affairs were dispatched, Caesar,
14  2,       32|    and to what a happy crisis affairs are now arrived? Are you
15  3,       15|  wished to speak to Caesar on affairs of importance, if permission
16  3,       16|  avoided the conference, lest affairs of the utmost importance
17  3,       69|     the camp, and the face of affairs was suddenly changed. For
18  3,      110|  their experience in military affairs. ~