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 1  1,        1|    cause: at length when he perceived that all his efforts were
 2  1,       42|  near his camp. When Caesar perceived that Afranius declined coming
 3  1,       55|    fortified, before he was perceived by the enemy. To this he
 4  1,       65|     At break of day, it was perceived from the rising grounds
 5  1,       81|     their cattle. When they perceived that Caesar's camp was pitched,
 6  1,       84|   by a ford. Caesar, having perceived this, sent some light armed
 7  2,       11|     sloping roof. When they perceived this, they altered their
 8  2,       16|     2.16]But when the enemy perceived that those works, which
 9  2,       16|    our hands, and when they perceived that all advantage arising
10  2,       34|  intermixed with them, were perceived descending into the valley.
11  2,       42|             2.42]When Curio perceived that in the general consternation
12  2,       42| refresh their horses having perceived at a distance the defeat
13  3,       17|    a truce. But when Caesar perceived that they had proposed the
14  3,       37|     of our men. When Scipio perceived the eagerness and alacrity
15  3,       45| fortifications. When Caesar perceived that his troops were wounded
16  3,       46|     Which as soon as Caesar perceived, being afraid that his men
17  3,       93| flank our army. When Caesar perceived this, he gave the signal