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1  1,       31|    that he was abandoned and betrayed by Pompey, who had undertaken
2  1,       72|     by several circumstances betrayed signs of fear; in that they
3  1,       75| guilty of a crime, in having betrayed their generals. When they
4  2,       32|  they have been deserted and betrayed by you, and remind you of
5  2,       32|    own escape? When you were betrayed by him, were you not preserved
6  3,       67|    Caius Antonius's army was betrayed, defending them with singular
7  3,       96|   persuaded that he had been betrayed by those from whom he had