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 1     I,     49| exclaiming that whoever left the ranks, he would hold as a deserter,
 2    II,    106|       veteran troops drawn up in ranks and with reserves, a formidable
 3   III,     62|   himself rode amid the foremost ranks on a splendid charger, reminding
 4    XI,     29|       and when, enrolling in our ranks the most vigorous of the
 5    XI,     32|          emperor enrolled in the ranks of the patricians such senators
 6   XII,     41|      with them, and the opposing ranks of the Britons were broken,
 7  XIII,     47|        sloping hills, suited for ranks of infantry, partly, of
 8  XIII,     50|     there was no breaking of our ranks from rashness, and that
 9   XIV,     41|      warriors, while between the ranks dashed women, in black attire
10   XIV,     47|          army. Only close up the ranks, and having discharged your
11    XV,     19|         strongly in the inferior ranks.~ ~