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 1  1,        7| after offering their vows: a circumstance which had never before happened.
 2  1,       49|   which Fabius had built - a circumstance which caused great difficulties
 3  1,       62|       There was, moreover, a circumstance that confirmed them in this
 4  2,        6|      ready to founder, which circumstance being observed, the ships
 5  2,       25|   place commanded them. This circumstance furnished the army with
 6  2,       36|     and defend their city, a circumstance which greatly comforted
 7  2,       43|     coming; of which not one circumstance had happened: others suspected
 8  3,       11|      adopt such plans as the circumstance required, than to inform
 9  3,       33|     days after set out. This circumstance saved the money at Ephesus. ~
10  3,       51|      a battle (although this circumstance might probably have had
11  3,       51|     part of the general. One circumstance laid the Pompeians under
12  3,       63|      not yet completed. This circumstance was known to Pompey, being
13  3,       70|      the following favorable circumstance occurred to prevent the
14  3,       70|    soldiers. Thus a trifling circumstance proved of great importance
15  3,      112|     about the command, which circumstance enlarged the presents to