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 1    I,  20|        would not pass any very severe sentence upon his brother;
 2    I,  20| opinion. But if any thing very severe from Caesar should befall
 3    I,  31|      he would inflict the most severe punishment on all the hostages
 4    I,  48|     one, upon receiving a very severe wound, had fallen from his
 5   II,  10|       toward them. There was a severe struggle in that place.
 6   II,  25|       so exhausted by many and severe wounds, that he was already
 7  III,   5|       to have been disabled by severe wounds in the engagement
 8    V,  12|     Gaul, the colds being less severe. ~
 9   VI,  16|        troubled with unusually severe diseases, and they who are
10   VI,  17|        deposited; and the most severe punishment, with torture,
11   VI,  19|       be obtained, put them to severe torture, and kill them.
12   VI,  44|       having pronounced a most severe sentence upon Acco, who
13  VII,  16|       dispersed, and inflicted severe loss upon them; although
14  VII,  30|   disheartened by receiving so severe a loss, and had not concealed
15 VIII,   6|         being contented, at so severe a season, to disperse the
16 VIII,  39|    their obstinacy deserving a severe punishment, lest Gaul in