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 1  1,       30|    himself with his transmarine auxiliaries, with the hope of bringing
 2  1,       30| confirmed in his interest; that auxiliaries and cavalry should be provided,
 3  2,       25|       Juba had sent to Utica as auxiliaries a few days before. There
 4  3,       10|      themselves of the arms and auxiliaries, on which they placed their
 5  3,       13|        there all his troops and auxiliaries. ~
 6  3,       17|         him of his shipping and auxiliaries; while he prevented them
 7  3,       23|       Caesar from receiving his auxiliaries. ~
 8  3,       80|         this with speed, before auxiliaries could arrive. Accordingly,
 9  3,       95|       the Thracians and foreign auxiliaries. For the soldiers who had
10  3,      111|        procuring provisions and auxiliaries. Accordingly that spirit
11  3,      112|   without danger with corn, and auxiliaries; for he sent to all the