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 1  1,       10|         things might be the more easily performed, and conditions
 2  1,       18| assistance. That Caesar could be easily inclosed by the two armies,
 3  1,       26|           that he might the more easily command the whole Adriatic
 4  1,       59|        green timber, were not so easily maneuvered. Therefore, when
 5  1,       87|          s soldiers, as might be easily known from their signs of
 6  2,        2|       and turrets. These our men easily repulsed, and, doing considerable
 7  2,        6|   Decimus Brutus, which could be easily distinguished by its flag,
 8  2,       18|    thought that the war might be easily protracted in an island,
 9  3,       51|     arrival Pompey's forces were easily repulsed. Nor did they stand
10  3,       58|           that he might the more easily keep Pompey's horse inclosed
11  3,       85|           We shall not hereafter easily find such an opportunity."