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 1  1,        1| previously stated. For which reason we thought that it would
 2  1,        1| command of his army, no just reason could exist that he [Caesar]
 3  1,       36|  would tend to bring them to reason. The deputies reported his
 4  1,       41|      thing, and for the same reason: and the horse had frequent
 5  1,       45|    colors, nor, without good reason to give up the post which
 6  1,       83|      in the flight. For this reason Caesar had resolved to make
 7  2,       32|  conduct; nor was it without reason that Caesar judged so favorably,
 8  3,       16|   and praetor; that for this reason he had avoided the conference,
 9  3,       22|   were under difficulties by reason of their debts. But not
10  3,       32|      was deemed a sufficient reason for levying money on it.
11  3,       71|    and banks of the river by reason of the terror and flight
12  3,       88|  with steep banks; for which reason he placed all his cavalry,
13  3,       92|     acted without sufficient reason: for there is a certain