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 1  1,       15|                           1.14]Intelligence of this being brought to
 2  1,       22|                      1.21]Upon intelligence of these matters, though
 3  1,       44|       seize the eminence. Upon intelligence of this the cohorts which
 4  1,       52|                           1.51]Intelligence was brought to Afranius
 5  1,       54|     the first to bring him the intelligence; others, that they might
 6  1,       74| deliberating on these matters, intelligence was brought them that their
 7  2,        7|        purpose of bearing this intelligence, and when it came near the
 8  2,       36|       from king Juba, with the intelligence that he was on his march,
 9  2,       37|                  2.37]The same intelligence was brought to Curio; but
10  2,       43|      camp by Curio, having got intelligence of these things, encouraged
11  3,       30|       and Pompey received this intelligence almost at the same time;
12  3,       40|     Egyptian fleet, having got intelligence of these things, came to
13  3,       41|      having afterward got true intelligence from his scouts, he decamped
14  3,       62|       3.62]Upon receiving this intelligence, Pompey, who had already
15  3,       79|      march distant, having got intelligence from these, by the courtesy
16  3,      101|    galleys were taken besides. Intelligence was shortly after received
17  3,      101|        and friends. Upon which intelligence Cassius departed with his