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 1  1,       20| concealing the truth, gave out in council that Pompey would speedily
 2  1,       68|         There was a debate in the council between Afranius and Petreius,
 3  1,       68|          opinion prevailed in the council, and the next day, at the
 4  2,       30|          reasons, having called a council, Curio began to deliberate
 5  2,       32|           32]Having broken up the council, he called the soldiers
 6  3,        9|          able to prevail with the council of Salona, either by promises
 7  3,       16|           Pompey, by order of the council. But when they were acquainted
 8  3,       82|        Caesar's camp, and in that council there was a warm debate,
 9  3,       83|          Domitius declared in the council that it was his wish that,
10  3,       86|           he had even declared in council a few days before that,
11  3,       87|      After this had passed in the council they broke up full of hopes