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 1    I,  12|        themselves to flight, and concealed themselves in the nearest
 2    I,  27|     their flight might either be concealed or entirely overlooked,
 3   II,  32| nevertheless having retained and concealed, as we afterward discovered,
 4   II,  33|      which they had retained and concealed, partly with shields made
 5   IV,  18|       all their possessions, and concealed themselves in deserts and
 6   IV,  32|        would repair to that, had concealed themselves in the woods
 7   IV,  38|      because the Menapii had all concealed themselves in their thickest
 8    V,   3|     preparations for war, having concealed those who by reason of their
 9    V,   8|        had quitted the coast and concealed themselves among the higher
10    V,   9|    repulsed by our cavalry, they concealed themselves in woods, as
11    V,  31|         woods, in a suitable and concealed place, two miles from the
12   VI,  31|       who were nearest the ocean concealed themselves in the islands
13   VI,  43|       storms; so that if any had concealed themselves for the present,
14   VI,  43| lurking-places and forests, and, concealed by the night made for other
15  VII,  30|       severe a loss, and had not concealed himself, nor shunned the
16  VII,  38|       the Arverni; that they had concealed themselves among the multitude
17  VII,  80|        nor cowardly act could be concealed; both the desire of praise
18  VII,  85|       works which the Romans had concealed in the ground. Our men have
19 VIII,  23|         that a deeper design lay concealed. Upon this transaction,