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 1    I,  26|         Caesar sent letters and messengers to the Lingones [with orders]
 2    I,  44|        themselves through their messengers, and could purchase the
 3   II,   6|        to sue] for peace, sends messengers to him, [to report] “That,
 4   II,   7|  persons who had come to him as messengers from Iccius, sends some
 5   IV,  11|       In the mean time he sends messengers to the officers who had
 6   IV,  34|       the barbarians dispatched messengers to all parts, and reported
 7    V,  11|        he had heard of from the messengers and by letter, so that,
 8    V,  21|    places, Cassivellaunus sends messengers into Kent, which, we have
 9    V,  38|                 36 Accordingly, messengers having been forthwith dispatched
10    V,  39|   rewards being offered [to the messengers] if they carried them through.
11    V,  44|         Caesar; a part of which messengers were taken and tortured
12    V,  52| deliberating about war, sending messengers and embassies into all quarters,
13    V,  56|        and his allies, he sends messengers to the neighboring states
14   VI,  31|      but certainly, dispatching messengers through the country, he
15   VI,  34|     soldiers. Caesar dispatches messengers to the neighboring states;
16  VII,   8|  Vercingetorix by rumor and his messengers. Around him all the Arverni
17  VII,  10|    provisions, he sends forward messengers to the Boii to inform them
18  VII,  38|       puts them to death, sends messengers throughout the entire state
19  VII,  41|        41 Caesar, after sending messengers to the state of the Aedui,
20  VII,  87|        enemy, informs Caesar by messengers of what he intended to do.
21 VIII,  19|        approaching, and several messengers arrived with notice to our