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 1  1,       57|     It was stationed at an island opposite to Massilia. ~
 2  2,       18|    easily protracted in an island, if he was provided with
 3  2,       20|    on crossing over to the island. The affection of the province
 4  2,       20| and to secure the city and island for Caesar. That having
 5  3,       23|  Brundusium, and seized an island, which lies opposite to
 6  3,       40|     which almost formed an island over against the town. He
 7  3,      100|    possessed himself of an island opposite the harbor of Brundusium.
 8  3,      102| flight, and arrived at the island, were not admitted into
 9  3,      112|    Pharos is a tower on an island, of prodigious height, built
10  3,      112|    takes its name from the island. This island lying over
11  3,      112| name from the island. This island lying over against Alexandria,
12  3,      112|   and by a bridge. In this island some of the Egyptians have