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 1    I,   4| magistrates were mustering a large body of men from the country,
 2    I,  15|          horse repulsed so large a body of horse, began to face
 3    I,  33|            Rhine, and that a great body of them should come into
 4    I,  35|            any more bring over any body of men across the Rhine
 5   II,  12|            the mean time the whole body of the Suessiones, after
 6   II,  23|            Nervii, in a very close body, with Boduognatus, who held
 7   IV,   1|        them men of vast stature of body. And to such a habit have
 8   IV,   1|           a great portion of their body is bare, and besides they
 9   IV,  13|           of the next day, a large body of Germans, consisting of
10   IV,  17|          proportion as the greater body of water dashed against
11    V,  14|           have every part of their body shaved except their head
12    V,  18|       great distance from the main body of the legions, and ordered
13    V,  25|            wood, came with a large body to attack the camp. When
14    V,  34|         weapons cast by so large a body of men. Yet, though assailed
15   VI,   7|    twenty-five cohorts and a large body of cavalry, and, leaving
16   VI,  14|          pass after death from one body to another, and they think
17   VI,  21|             a large portion of the body being in consequence naked. ~
18   VI,  34|        much in protecting the main body of the army (for no peril
19   VI,  43|          that point, as so large a body of cavalry had been sent
20  VII,   4|            Having collected such a body of troops, he brings over
21  VII,   9|         him. Finding there a fresh body of cavalry, which he had
22  VII,  12|           had outstripped the main body of Vercingetorix’s army,
23  VII,  13|            retreated to their main body, after losing a great number
24  VII,  28|           from their entrance in a body and the compassion of the
25  VII,  43|      Caesar’s power, they run in a body to Aristius; they assure
26  VII,  61|           camp and sending a small body in the direction of Metiosedum,
27  VII,  66|            advance beyond the main body. In order that they [the
28  VII,  67|            in every part: the main body halts; the baggage is received
29  VII,  80|     against the enemy in a compact body, and drove them back; and,
30 VIII,   7|          from them, where the main body of the Bellovaci were posted,
31 VIII,  12|            in ambush with a select body of foot in a place covered
32 VIII,  19|        undecided, till at length a body of foot gradually advanced