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 1  1,        8|        fought many successful battles, and subdued all Gaul and
 2  1,       68|    and roads were beset; that battles at night ought to be avoided,
 3  1,       80|   they were daunted by former battles. And on their march no one
 4  2,       18|   fought several unsuccessful battles, and that a great number
 5  2,       36|   terror occasioned by former battles was very great; and therefore,
 6  3,       87|      was present at all those battles, and do not speak at random
 7  3,       87| necessarily happen in so many battles, many fell victims to the
 8  3,       89|     very much weakened by the battles at Dyrrachium. He placed
 9  3,       93|     being practiced in former battles, they of their own accord
10  3,      106|    wounds received in various battles, by fatigue and the length