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 1    I,  24|       in such a manner, that he placed above him on the very summit
 2    I,  40|        on account of its valor, placed the greatest confidence. ~~
 3    I,  42|       tenth legion, in which he placed the greatest confidence,
 4    I,  51|        in flight. On these they placed their women, who, with disheveled
 5   II,   8|         trench built forts, and placed there his military engines,
 6   II,  19|     baggage; behind them he had placed the baggage-trains of the
 7   II,  29|         wall: besides, they had placed stones of great weight and
 8  III,  12|      generally such that, being placed on extreme points [of land]
 9  III,  20| infantry forces, which they had placed in ambuscade in a valley.
10  III,  29|       and not foreseeing it, he placed together (opposite to the
11   IV,   4|        of the river, and having placed guards on this side the
12   IV,  17|   current of the river; he also placed two [other piles] opposite
13    V,   9|     even and open shore; and he placed Q. Atrius over the guard
14    V,  11|        arrival, the Britons had placed him over the whole war and
15    V,  15|      attack upon those who were placed on duty before the camp,
16    V,  15|  distances, and had detachments placed [in different parts], and
17    V,  31|        retiring to rest, having placed an ambuscade in two divisions
18    V,  33|         fortune, yet they still placed all hope of safety in their
19    V,  38|     difficulty, since the enemy placed all their hope in dispatch,
20    V,  47|         and reduced to two, yet placed his only hopes of the common
21    V,  52|      the lieutenant whom he had placed over the thirteenth legion,
22   VI,   8|         some short distance and placed it on a certain eminence,
23   VI,  22|         each sees his own means placed on an equality with [those
24  VII,  23|         at equal intervals, are placed together on the ground;
25  VII,  36|         mountain near the town, placed the forces of each state
26  VII,  45|         lieutenants whom he had placed in command over the respective
27  VII,  58|       them together, and having placed soldiers in them, he intimidated
28  VII,  68|       the cavalry in which they placed their chief reliance, were
29  VII,  69|         in which sentinels were placed by day, lest any sally should
30  VII,  81|   stones, stakes which they had placed along the works, and bullets.
31 VIII,  18|                   18 The Gauls, placed in ambush, had chosen for
32 VIII,  40|        to the easiest descents, placed engines, and attempted to
33 VIII,  46|     throughout all Gaul. Two he placed among the Turoni, near the
34 VIII,  46|         ocean; the other two he placed in the territories of the
35 VIII,  54|        army in winter quarters, placed Caius Trebonius, with four