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 1    I,  13|      go to that part and there remain, where Caesar might appoint
 2   II,   1|        that the Germans should remain any longer in Gaul, so [
 3  III,  29|  soldiers could not any longer remain in their tents. Therefore,
 4   IV,   1|      armed men: the others who remain at home, maintain [both]
 5   IV,   1|     the year after: the former remain at home. Thus neither husbandry,
 6   IV,   1|      nor are they permitted to remain more than one year in one
 7   IV,  15|      said that they desired to remain with him. Caesar granted
 8    V,   6|      singly and exhort them to remain on the continent; to agitate
 9    V,  21|     much of the summer did not remain, and he perceived that even
10    V,  30|       same thing, whether they remain or depart; on the other
11    V,  43|     thickest. Nor does Varenus remain within the rampart, but
12    V,  52|        in Gaul, he resolved to remain during the whole winter
13   VI,  14|       verses; accordingly some remain in the course of training
14  VII,  10| arrival, and encourage them to remain firm in their allegiance,
15  VII,  41|         they had constantly to remain on the rampart; that many
16 VIII,   7|        force, they intended to remain in the position they had
17 VIII,  16|       and that the enemy might remain in the same place and endeavor
18 VIII,  44|        he saw that he dare not remain long in one place, and was