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 1  1,       15|        by his friends that this action was censured by the judgment
 2  1,       29|     opportunity of coming to an action. Pompey weighed anchor at
 3  3,       29|                 3.29]After this action, the Roman citizens, who
 4  3,       53|         were missing in all the action. But in the fort, not a
 5  3,       60|   venture to intrust so base an action, they first attempted to
 6  3,       65|        and went to the scene of action. And having there learned
 7  3,       75|        them by bringing them to action. To oppose whom, Caesar
 8  3,       79|          with an account of the action at Dyrrachium, very much
 9  3,       83|       betraying the army in the action that happened in Spain,
10  3,       84|         successful in a cavalry action, and killed one of the two
11  3,       85|      able to bring Pompey to an action, judged it the most expedient
12  3,       85| appeared possible to come to an action on equal ground. Then Caesar
13  3,      101|      armed with beaks: and this action struck such terror that
14  3,      101|   shortly after received of the action in Thessaly, so well authenticated,
15  3,      111|      the same time there was an action at the port: where the contest