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 1  3,        5|     Marcus Octavius. But Marcus Bibulus was appointed commander-in-chief
 2  3,        7|         Decimus Laelius: Marcus Bibulus at Corcyra, with a hundred
 3  3,        7|        which had decks; nor did Bibulus, his fleet being disordered
 4  3,        8|  sacrifice on their return. For Bibulus at Corcyra, being informed
 5  3,       14|        Oricum, and was taken by Bibulus, who spared neither slaves
 6  3,       15|                            3.15]Bibulus, as has been observed before,
 7  3,       15|  mentioned, and Libo had joined Bibulus, they both called from on
 8  3,       15| advantage would be derived from Bibulus's proposals. ~
 9  3,       16|     informing him of Libo's and Bibulus's demands, he left his legion
10  3,       16|         and made an apology for Bibulus, "that he was a man of strong
11  3,       18|                            3.18]Bibulus, being prevented from landing
12  3,       22|      Pompey, conveyed to him by Bibulus: and he endeavored to engage
13  3,       31|  imperator, and had kept Marcus Bibulus besieged), he drew his legions
14  3,      110|         his kingdom, had killed Bibulus's two sons; and had been