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 1  1,       26|   remained there for want of shipping; and, being afraid that
 2  1,       26|   from being attacked by the shipping and set on fire. ~
 3  2,       18| Gades, and to lay up all the shipping and provisions there. For
 4  2,       18|   was provided with corn and shipping. Caesar, although called
 5  2,       20|    what quantity of corn and shipping he had, and where. ~
 6  3,        2| horse. This [the scarcity of shipping] was the only thing that
 7  3,        6|     with a safe road for his shipping to ride in, and dreading
 8  3,       17|    fleet deprived him of his shipping and auxiliaries; while he
 9  3,       25|     and Caesar's legions and shipping were not coming to him from
10  3,       65|     a communication with his shipping, he altered his plan for