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 1    I,  18|       that, if any thing should happen to the Romans, he entertains
 2    I,  38|    precautions lest this should happen, for there was in that town
 3  III,  22|         if any thing calamitous happen to them, either they endure
 4   IV,  29| confusion, as would necessarily happen, arose throughout the army;
 5   IV,  31|        to pass which really did happen. He therefore provided remedies
 6    V,  57|          which he foresaw would happen, as it did), they should
 7   VI,   8|         that these things would happen, was proceeding quietly,
 8   VI,  15|       for the most part wont to happen every year, as either they
 9   VI,  17|        spots; nor does it often happen that any one, disregarding
10  VII,  35|  Therefore, that this might not happen, having pitched his camp
11 VIII,  10|          what must of necessity happen, when corn is to be collected