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 1    I,  31|     been obtained, they all threw themselves in tears at Caesar’
 2   IV,  12|  onset on our men, and soon threw them into disorder. When
 3   IV,  12|    he spurred on his horse, threw himself upon the enemy,
 4   IV,  15| countrymen had been killed, threw themselves into the river
 5   IV,  26|    surrounded a few, others threw their weapons upon our collected
 6   IV,  32| they killed a small number, threw the rest into confusion,
 7    V,  36|  great number of the enemy, threw the eagle within the intrenchments
 8  VII,  15|     defended. The Bituriges threw themselves at the feet of
 9 VIII,  13|  fled further. Their danger threw their whole army into such
10 VIII,  29|     men in arms, or such as threw away their arms through
11 VIII,  42|    works. For whatever they threw down the precipice, striking
12 VIII,  44|   changed his quarters, and threw himself on the honor of