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 1    I,  50|  vigorously maintained on both sides till the evening. At sunset,
 2   II,   6|        against the wall on all sides, and the wall has been stripped
 3   II,  17| branches [extending] on to the sides, and the quick-briars and
 4   II,  24|       Numidians fleeing on all sides divided and scattered, they,
 5   II,  29|     While this town had on all sides around it very high rocks
 6  III,   1|       to it, is bounded on all sides by very high mountains.
 7  III,  26|        enemy surrounded on all sides, [and] all their affairs
 8   IV,  12|        fell, surrounded on all sides and after receiving many
 9   IV,  17|     directions and fastened on sides the one opposite to the
10   IV,  26|  maintained vigorously on both sides. Our men, however, as they
11   IV,  32|    being cast on them from all sides. For as all the corn was
12    V,  13|       its form, and one of its sides is opposite to Gaul. One
13    V,  16|     who had assembled from all sides, departed; nor after that
14    V,  29|    having been held on the two sides, when opposition was offered
15    V,  42|      they were scorched on all sides, and harassed by a vast
16    V,  50|     the fortification from all sides, and sending heralds round,
17   VI,   2|      was being prepared on all sides, that the Nervii, Aduatuci,
18   VI,  34|        must be detached on all sides; if he were disposed to
19   VI,  37|        themselves on the other sides to ascertain if they could
20   VI,  39|       an attack on them at all sides. ~
21  VII,  42|        many were slain on both sides, they excite a great number
22  VII,  55|     display the cavalry on all sides to strike terror into the
23  VII,  69|       rivers, on two different sides, washed the foot of the
24  VII,  70|  contest is maintained on both sides with the utmost vigor; Caesar
25  VII,  72|       deep, with perpendicular sides, in such a manner that the
26  VII,  80|     stationed his army on both sides of the fortifications, in
27  VII,  81|    wounds are received on both sides; several missiles, are thrown
28  VII,  82|   receiving many wounds on all sides, and having forced no part
29  VII,  84|      sally. They engage on all sides at once and every expedient
30  VII,  88|     shout being raised by both sides, it was succeeded by a general
31 VIII,   9|      broad, with perpendicular sides to be sunk: likewise several
32 VIII,  10|       the marsh, a few on both sides sallying out between the
33 VIII,  23|      Swords were drawn on both sides, not so much with a design
34 VIII,  42|       shout was raised on both sides; therefore every man faced
35 VIII,  43|     ascend the mountain on all sides, and, under pretense of