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1     I,     23|   cohorts. At the same time they piled up turf and raised a mound,
2     I,     24|       less however was the mound piled up, and it was quite breast
3     I,     81|     ground, strewn everywhere or piled in heaps. Near, lay fragments
4    II,     23|         mound on which arms were piled in the style of a trophy,
5   XII,     39| approached by a gentle slope, he piled up stones to serve as a
6  XIII,     37|        work on which the emperor piled the immense amphitheatre
7    XV,     18|          arise. Vologeses having piled up the arms and bodies of
8    XV,     64|        hateful mansion which was piled up with the plunder of the