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1  III,  18|   successfully conducting their enterprise, ought not to be thrown
2   IV,  22|      was to be preferred to his enterprise on Britain, imposes a large
3   IV,  32|        the case],—that some new enterprise was undertaken by the barbarians,—
4   VI,   4|         been the author of that enterprise, on being informed of his
5   VI,  23|         who approve of both the enterprise and the man arise and promise
6  VII,   4|        of opinion, that such an enterprise ought not to be hazarded:
7  VII,  11| whatever was necessary for that enterprise; and as a bridge over the
8  VII,  17|          and never abandoned an enterprise without accomplishing it;