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 1  3,        4|       Gabinius's troops from Alexandria, whom Aulus Gabinius had
 2  3,      103|  permitted to take refuge in Alexandria, and to be protected in
 3  3,      103|     had brought them over to Alexandria, and at the conclusion of
 4  3,      104|    king's army, and seize on Alexandria and Egypt; or despising
 5  3,      106|    that kingdom, set out for Alexandria with two legions (one of
 6  3,      106|      secure in any place. At Alexandria he was informed of the death
 7  3,      107|     persons on a voyage from Alexandria. In the mean time, considering
 8  3,      108|   army away from Pelusium to Alexandria, and appointed Achillas,
 9  3,      108|  left sealed up, and kept at Alexandria. ~
10  3,      109|       were on their march to Alexandria. Caesar's forces were by
11  3,      110| licentious mode of living at Alexandria, and had forgotten the name
12  3,      110|   had been collected: for at Alexandria all our runaway slaves were
13  3,      110|     being in several wars in Alexandria. These had restored Ptolemy
14  3,      111|    soldiers, Achillas seized Alexandria, except that part of the
15  3,      111|   which were usually kept at Alexandria, to guard the port. If they
16  3,      112|    island lying over against Alexandria, forms a harbor; but on