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 1  1,       18| narrowness of the country, and prevented from obtaining supplies:
 2  1,       19|      obey his orders, but were prevented by Quintus Lucretius, a
 3  1,       20|       and works round the town prevented his escape. ~
 4  1,       26|     mold, that he might not be prevented from access to them to defend
 5  1,       32|       to Utica with his fleet, prevented his entering the port or
 6  1,       85|    like wild beasts, they were prevented from procuring water, and
 7  1,       85|      from procuring water, and prevented from walking abroad; and
 8  2,       13|        imagined that they were prevented by Trebonius from taking
 9  2,       14|       the enemy: but they were prevented, by arrows and engines from
10  2,       35| strength of the fortifications prevented our access to the camp;
11  3,        2|        was the only thing that prevented Caesar from putting a speedy
12  3,       17|      and auxiliaries; while he prevented them from the use of the
13  3,       18|            3.18]Bibulus, being prevented from landing for several
14  3,       24|        to this loss, they were prevented from getting water by the
15  3,       25|   letter, that as they had not prevented Caesar's arrival at the
16  3,       37|        restrained his men, and prevented their beginning a battle;
17  3,       64|        danger. For retreat was prevented by the multitude of the