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 1    I,  33|     this affair should be an object of his concern, [saying]
 2    I,  35|      inform himself about an object of mutual interest, these
 3    I,  40|  were marching, or with what object. That Ariovistus, during
 4   II,   1|      less easily effect this object under our dominion. ~
 5   IV,  31|      were necessary for this object to be brought to him from
 6    V,   1|     and expedition, to which object their lowness contributes
 7    V,  48|    much as he can, with this object, that he may come into the
 8   VI,   2|      could not obtain [their object] from those nearest them,
 9   VI,  12|    without accomplishing his object. A change of affairs ensued
10   VI,  42|  crossed the Rhine with this object, that they might plunder
11  VII,  14|     by all means aim at this object, that the Romans should
12  VII,  31| gifts and promises. For this object he selected fitting emissaries,
13  VII,  47|      having accomplished the object which he had in view, ordered
14  VII,  82|  without accomplishing their object. ~~