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 1  1,        3|       armies raised under whose protection the senate might freely
 2  1,        9|         who had fled to him for protection; he called his other legions
 3  1,       41|         gone forth as the usual protection to the foragers, and had
 4  1,       43|        his work, relying on the protection of the three legions, and
 5  2,        8|     that it might prove a great protection to them to build a turret
 6  2,        9|     small bricks as high as the protection of the plutei and vineae
 7  2,       10|          The soldiers under the protection of the vineae, finish this
 8  2,       32|  protect Rome or Italy, to your protection. There are some here present
 9  3,       13|     support might be certain of protection from his out-guards and
10  3,       80| requesting a garrison for their protection. But the report, already
11  3,      110|     slaves were sure of finding protection for their persons on the