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 1    I,  14|    in proportion as they had happened undeservedly to the Roman
 2    I,  30|    yet that circumstance had happened no less to the benefit of
 3  III,   2|   Seduni and Veragri. It had happened for several reasons that
 4  III,   3|    so much sudden danger had happened contrary to the general
 5  III,  19|      gates [of the camp]. It happened, by the advantage of situation,
 6   IV,  22|       thinking that this had happened fortunately enough for him,
 7   IV,  29|                        29 It happened that night to be full moon,
 8   IV,  35|     the same thing which had happened on former occasions would
 9    V,  22|      embarkations. And it so happened, that out of so large a
10    V,  32|    and despair. Besides that happened, which would necessarily
11   VI,  30|    the art of war. For as it happened by a remarkable chance,
12  VII,   3|    it to their neighbors, as happened on this occasion; for the
13  VII,  20| circumstances could not have happened accidentally or without
14  VII,  25| rested on this crisis; there happened in my own view a circumstance
15 VIII,   3|  Caesar’s sudden arrival, it happened, as it necessarily must,
16 VIII,  10|      our men. Moreover there happened in the course of our daily
17 VIII,  15|      Romans, which no sooner happened than the barbarians fled
18 VIII,  17|            17 After this had happened several times, Caesar discovered
19 VIII,  24|    similar to that which had happened the year before to the Tergestines,
20 VIII,  39|    from Caninius of what had happened to Drapes and Luterius,
21 VIII,  42|      of mind. For the action happened in an elevated situation,