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1     I,    100| continuous rains, flooded the level portions of the city. Its
2    II,     25|    that part might advance on level ground into the forest,
3    II,     25|   officers. Those who had the level ground easily forced a passage.
4    II,     62|      collapsed; what had been level ground seemed to be raised
5    II,    106| cohorts were struggling up to level ground; then, the Cilicians
6   III,     55|   different leaders, all on a level from their obscurity. This
7    VI,      8|      his revenge, raised to a level with the stainless virtues
8    XV,     22|       rise in a moment to the level of a father's long deferred
9    XV,     48|    fury ran first through the level portions of the city, then