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1  III,   7|       Caesar had every reason to suppose that Gaul was reduced to
2   VI,   7|      design to cross, nor did he suppose the enemy would cross it.
3   VI,  19|     living creatures, which they suppose to have been dear to them
4   VI,  39|        the attack; at first they suppose that the legions, which
5  VII,  77| appointed day? What then? Do you suppose that the Romans are employed