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 1   IV,  15|      Our soldiers, after the alarm of so great a war, for the
 2   VI,  37| greatly disconcerted by this alarm, the belief of the barbarians
 3   VI,  39|    to receive them, in their alarm: those last enlisted, and
 4   VI,  40|   they thus so much the more alarm the soldiers already affrighted.
 5   VI,  41|  woods. And so great was the alarm, even after the departure
 6  VII,   8|     all the Arverni crowd in alarm, and solemnly entreat him
 7  VII,  28|    when they heard the first alarm, reached Vercingetorix in
 8  VII,  70|      to arms;” some in their alarm rush into the town; Vercingetorix
 9  VII,  77|   since they, intimidated by alarm at this, labor night and
10  VII,  84|      distant most powerfully alarm men’s minds. ~~