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 1  1,       15|  their liberty, and gave them horses and ordered them to attend
 2  1,       25|      the flocks, and appoints horses for them. Of these he made
 3  1,       65|    disposed a great number of horses in the river, above and
 4  2,       34|        setting spurs to their horses, fled back to their friends:
 5  2,       39|    were produced; the men and horses that were taken were brought
 6  2,       41|       fled, or to press their horses too severely. Besides, the
 7  2,       42|       behind to refresh their horses having perceived at a distance
 8  3,       11|      by day, and taking fresh horses for dispatch, he posted
 9  3,       38| raised by the neighing of the horses, they began to retreat:
10  3,       49|       scarcely maintain their horses, and that their other cattle
11  3,       58|       was obliged to feed his horses upon leaves stripped off
12  3,       58|       found on the trees, the horses being almost starved, Pompey
13  3,       60|   purchased a great number of horses, they deserted to Pompey
14  3,       69|     to stand, some left their horses behind, and continued to