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 1    I,  34|       that to him, moreover, it appeared strange, what business either
 2   II,  11| soldiers; the van, because they appeared to be removed from danger,
 3   II,  16|       and those who through age appeared useless for war, in a place
 4   II,  18|        troops of horse-soldiers appeared on the open ground, along
 5   II,  20|    themselves executed whatever appeared proper. ~
 6  III,   6|     number of the barbarians it appeared certain had come up to our
 7  III,   9|   possible to Venetia, where it appeared Caesar would at first carry
 8    V,   8|        his own convenience, had appeared at one time, they had quitted
 9    V,  32|       for the fight, because it appeared that this was not done without
10    V,  43|         part of the enemy which appeared the thickest. Nor does Varenus
11    V,  43|     determined which of the two appeared worthy of being preferred
12    V,  52|     manner that their departure appeared like a flight. ~
13   VI,  43|      for the present, still, it appeared likely that they must perish
14  VII,  14|        from Boia, as the Romans appeared capable of scouring in their
15  VII,  25|      circumstance which, having appeared to be worthy of record,
16  VII,  50|     bravery, the Aedui suddenly appeared on our exposed flank, as
17  VII,  77|        the corpses of those who appeared useless for war on account
18 VIII,  48|     wounded, so much so that he appeared to run the risk of losing