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 1  III,   3|     fortifications were not fully completed, nor was sufficient preparation
 2   IV,  18|     collected, the whole work was completed, and the whole army led
 3    V,  39|         necessary to the work are completed. The following day the enemy,
 4    V,  41|        less than three hours they completed a fortification of ten miles
 5   VI,   1| friendship, Caesar having quickly completed the levy by means of his
 6   VI,  19|        regular funeral rites were completed, burnt together with them. ~
 7   VI,  34|        desired the business to be completed and the race of those infamous
 8   VI,  39|      having in the mean time been completed, our soldiers distinctly
 9  VII,  23|     regular height of the wall be completed. This work, with respect
10  VII,  71|          fortifications should be completed by the Romans. He charges
11  VII,  71|          where our works were not completed; he orders all the corn
12  VII,  83|          watch, and having almost completed his march a little before
13  VII,  89|        them; and recently, I have completed what he left imperfect after
14 VIII,  15|           to be fortified. Having completed his works, he drew up his
15 VIII,  34|       unable to protect them when completed, or by disposing his garrisons
16 VIII,  37|          he orders the work to be completed on every side. The next