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 1   IV,  27|     sent embassadors into the continent for that purpose, they had
 2   IV,  28|       night, and made for the continent. ~
 3   IV,  31|       brought to him from the continent. And thus, since that business
 4   IV,  36| should be brought over to the continent, because, since the time
 5   IV,  36|     fleet arrived safe at the continent, except two of the ships
 6    V,   2|   about thirty miles from the continent. He left what seemed a sufficient
 7    V,   6|  exhort them to remain on the continent; to agitate them with the
 8    V,   8|     and] Labienus left on the continent with three legions and 2,
 9    V,   8|   which he was leaving on the continent, set sail at sun-set, and [
10    V,  11|       to be sent for from the continent; he writes to Labienus to
11    V,  13|     shorter there than on the continent. The length of this side,
12    V,  19|     of Caesar had come to the continent of Gaul to [meet] him (whose
13    V,  21|     to pass the winter on the continent, on account of the sudden
14    V,  22|     sent back to him from the continent empty, as the soldiers of