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 1  1,        7| persuade them to defend or even follow him. Motions were made in
 2  1,        9|   quarters; and ordered them to follow him. Thither came Lucius
 3  1,       36|  language]; "that they ought to follow the precedent set by all
 4  1,       38|         at a great distance, to follow close after him. Fabius,
 5  1,       81|    tenth hour, and the horse to follow him. The horse shortly returned
 6  1,       88|       to go before, the rest to follow the vanquished enemy; that
 7  2,       28|      liberality, if they should follow him and Attius. On the delivery
 8  2,       29|         them to act freely, and follow which party they pleased."
 9  2,       34|   before," then ordered them to follow him, and ran far before
10  2,       39|         He ordered the horse to follow him, and hastened his march,
11  2,       40|        before, he himself would follow them. Sabura drew up his
12  3,       41|    Pompey would be compelled to follow him to Dyrrachium, or that
13  3,       77|      pursuit, and determined to follow other measures. ~
14  3,       91|        signal was given, says, "Follow me, my old comrades, and
15  3,      102|       and ordered one legion to follow him by shorter journeys.
16  3,      106|      one of which he ordered to follow him from Thessaly, the other
17  3,      106|       of their march, could not follow him. But Caesar, relying