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1  1,       73|       fall: and he had rather gain his object without any loss
2  2,       31|  indeed, what advantage do we gain if we give over the assault,
3  2,       42|   deplorable situation was to gain the nearest hills, he ordered
4  3,       16|    set out with one legion to gain possession of the more remote
5  3,       17|      and struggled eagerly to gain the one point respecting
6  3,       44|      When Caesar attempted to gain any place, though Pompey
7  3,       90|       had made by Vatinius to gain a conference [with Labienus],
8  3,       90| exerted himself at Oricum, to gain permission from Libo to