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 1     I,     85|     slopes of the surrounding hills into the lands beneath.
 2     I,     86|      advance. For between the hills and the swamps there stretched
 3     I,     87| filling the valleys under the hills and the echoing glens with
 4    II,     19|    recede or the spurs of the hills project on it. In their
 5    II,     21|       were dislodged from the hills, while Arminius, conspicuous
 6    II,     25|     in by the river or by the hills. Both were in a desperate
 7    II,     61|      withdrew his camp to the hills. This was a sign of discomfiture.
 8    IV,     65|   show themselves on the open hills; these the Roman general
 9    IV,     67|    fortress and the adjoining hills, he began a siege by means
10    IV,     77|       gulf of Amuclae and the hills of Fundi, in a natural grotto.
11    VI,     62| surrounded with his lines two hills occupied by the barbarians,
12    XI,     16|    waters which flow from the hills of Simbrua. And he likewise
13   XII,     39|        and then on some lofty hills, wherever their sides could
14   XII,     66|        crowded the banks, the hills, and mountain tops, which
15  XIII,     47|  consisting of gently sloping hills, suited for ranks of infantry,
16  XIII,     50|        along the base of some hills, so that should the enemy
17    XV,     10|       then completed, and the hills facing us were occupied
18    XV,     48|      the Palatine and Caelian hills, where, amid the shops containing
19    XV,     48|      city, then rising to the hills, while it again devastated
20    XV,     52|  shore or through the face of hills, where one meets with no
21    XV,     52|       dig through the nearest hills to Avernus, and there still