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 1    I,  21|      army of Lucius Sulla, and afterward in that of Marcus Crassus,
 2    I,  22|       enemy’s camp, nor, as he afterward ascertained from the captives,
 3    I,  28|      gave lands, and whom they afterward admitted to the same state
 4    I,  40| dreaded when unarmed, they had afterward vanquished, when well armed
 5   II,  30|        in trifling skirmishes; afterward, when hemmed in by a rampart
 6   II,  32|  retained and concealed, as we afterward discovered, about a third
 7  III,   5|       after their fatigue, and afterward, upon the signal being given,
 8   IV,  30|    from a return, no one would afterward pass over into Britain for
 9   IV,  37|      did not wish to be slain; afterward however, when they, forming
10    V,   8|     that place, but, as Caesar afterward found from some prisoners,
11    V,  39|        this same thing is done afterward during the remaining days.
12   VI,  23|   confidence in all matters is afterward refused them. To injure
13   VI,  39|     further off, had returned; afterward, despising their small number,
14  VII,  15|    dissuades them from it, but afterward concedes the point, owing
15  VII,  30|  Avaricum should be burnt, and afterward that it should be abandoned.
16  VII,  48|       hearing the shouts, and, afterward, by frequent accounts, that
17  VII,  87|  Brutus, with six cohorts, and afterward Caius Fabius, his lieutenant,
18 VIII,  40|      river, which obliged them afterward to go all to one place to