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 1  1,        1| determined for many reasons to send embassadors to Rome to request
 2  1,       37|       him. At his command they send the fleet to all parts;
 3  1,       61|    government of the Oscenses, send embassadors to Caesar, and
 4  1,       62|       not be always obliged to send his horse a long circuit
 5  2,       18|      large quantity of corn to send partly to the Masilians,
 6  2,       19|       not a state that did not send a part of their senate to
 7  3,       10|    favors conferred on him, to send with proposals to Pompey:
 8  3,       17|        he should be allowed to send commissioners to Pompey,
 9  3,       19|      Are citizens permitted to send deputies to citizens to
10  3,       90|        permission from Libo to send embassadors; that he had
11  3,      109|        and advised the king to send some of his friends, who