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 1    I,  49|      there two legions and a portion of the auxiliaries; and
 2   IV,   1| scantiness of which, a great portion of their body is bare, and
 3   IV,  16|   There was added also, that portion of the cavalry of the Usipetes
 4   IV,  17|   being connected with every portion of the work, sustained the
 5   IV,  20|     nor even to them was any portion of it known, except the
 6   IV,  22|     come to him from a great portion of the Morini, to plead
 7    V,  12|              12 The interior portion of Britain is inhabited
 8    V,  12|  island itself: the maritime portion by those who had passed
 9    V,  13|   toward the north, to which portion of the island no land is
10    V,  23|   the Eburones, the greatest portion of whom lie between the
11    V,  29|   louder voice, that a great portion of the soldiers might hear
12    V,  34|      the enemy, and, a great portion of the day being spent,
13    V,  37|      slain, and that a large portion of the army has perished;
14    V,  45|  consider that the remaining portion of the army, because it
15    V,  54|   asserting that, as a large portion of our army had been cut
16    V,  54|      cut off, a much smaller portion remained. However, none
17   VI,  12| Aedui to themselves, a large portion of their dependents and
18   VI,  12|     against them; and held a portion of the neighboring land,
19   VI,  19|      other], to that one the portion of both reverts together
20   VI,  21|     of deer’s hides, a large portion of the body being in consequence
21   VI,  22|     agriculture, and a large portion of their food consists in
22  VII,   7|    of the enemy; he orders a portion of the forces from the province,
23  VII,  10|      place for the remaining portion of the winter, all Gaul