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 1  1,       21|    fortifications were almost finished; that their general, Domitius,
 2  1,       28|      s works were nearly half finished, and after nine days were
 3  1,       42|       and he ordered it to be finished in the night. Being acquainted
 4  1,       55|   with hides. When these were finished, he drew them down to the
 5  1,       55|      bridge on both sides, he finished it in two days. By this
 6  1,       61|     affairs. The bridge being finished, five powerful states being
 7  1,       62|        When these were almost finished, Afranius and Petreius began
 8  1,       83|     part of Caesar's work was finished. To interrupt his progress,
 9  2,       15| danger: the business was soon finished - the loss of their laborious
10  2,       26|    the works of the camp were finished, the horse upon guard brought
11  3,        1|       city (these trials were finished in a single day, one judge
12  3,       66|       3.66]When this work was finished, Caesar's scouts observed
13  3,       97|       As soon as the work was finished, they sent embassadors to