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 1   II,  29|      they could not drive or convey with them, left 6,000 of
 2  III,   9|    they fortify their towns, convey corn into them from the
 3   IV,  19|    remove from the towns and convey their children, wives, and
 4   IV,  29| which Caesar had provided to convey over his army, and which
 5    V,  22|      storm, he determines to convey back his army at two embarkations.
 6    V,  44|     and by great rewards, to convey a letter to Caesar. This
 7    V,  47|   man of the Gallic horse to convey a letter to Cicero. This
 8    V,  48|  whom we mentioned above, to convey back a letter to Caesar;
 9   VI,   5|      woods and morasses, and convey thither all their property. ~
10   VI,  20|   the commonwealth, he shall convey it to the magistrate, and
11 VIII,  33|    that if they attempted to convey them away in a clandestine
12 VIII,  35|   town, intending from it to convey the corn into the town by