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 1    I,  37| withstood. Having therefore, as quickly as he could, provided a
 2   II,  12|          The vineae having been quickly brought up against the town,
 3  III,   5|   assembling the centurions, he quickly gives orders to the soldiers
 4  III,   8|        for the same motive; and quickly sending embassadors, by
 5  III,   8|         All the sea coast being quickly brought over to their sentiments,
 6  III,   9|   provided. These matters being quickly executed, he himself, as
 7  III,  10|      revolution, and easily and quickly excited to war; that all
 8  III,  26|         intent upon the battle, quickly arrived at those fortifications
 9  III,  28|   attack on our men. The latter quickly took up arms and drove them
10    V,  24|       with a legion, to proceed quickly from Belgium to the Carnutes,
11    V,  38|      attack the legion: our men quickly run together to arms and
12    V,  42|      thatched with straw. These quickly took fire, and by the violence
13    V,  47|      out with his legions, will quickly be there: he entreats him
14   VI,   1|       friendship, Caesar having quickly completed the levy by means
15   VI,   7|    early dawn.” These words are quickly carried to the enemy, since
16   VI,   8|       Our men, raising a shout, quickly throw their javelins at
17  VII,   3|         property. The report is quickly spread among all the states
18  VII,   4|     firmly to their promise. He quickly attaches to his interests
19  VII,   5|                        5 Having quickly collected an army by their
20  VII,  15|         was certain, they could quickly recover their losses. There
21  VII,  17|       resources were not great, quickly consumed what they had.
22  VII,  18|        the morning. They having quickly learned the arrival of Caesar
23  VII,  27|       out from all quarters and quickly filled the walls. ~
24  VII,  35|         remained entire. Having quickly finished the work and led
25  VII,  46|         the signal being given, quickly advance to this fortification,
26  VII,  49|         to lead out his cohorts quickly from the camp, and post
27  VII,  58|      upon about fifty ships and quickly joined them together, and
28  VII,  61|        infantry and cavalry are quickly transported, under the superintendence
29  VII,  64|  fifteen thousand in number, to quickly assemble here; he says that
30 VIII,  46|        days in the province, he quickly ran through all the business