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 1     I,     48|   Payment was put off till they reached their respective winterquarters.
 2     I,     66|      night of bright starlight, reached the villages of the Marsi,
 3     I,     90|       sortie the Rhine might be reached. Whereas if they fled, more
 4    II,     29|      Germanicus's trireme alone reached the country of the Chauci.
 5    II,     41|   citizens were humble; when it reached such magnificence, private
 6    II,     56|          and Drusus had not yet reached his maturity." Thereupon,
 7    II,     70| hastened on in advance. When he reached Syria and the legions, he
 8    II,     99|     island of Coos when tidings reached him that Germanicus was
 9   III,     71|    against the luxury which had reached boundless excess in everything
10    IV,     63|      fled on a swift horse, and reached a wooded country, where
11    XI,     23|  hostile soil when the despatch reached him. Surprised, as he was,
12   XII,     12|       sated with her glory, had reached such a height that, she
13   XII,     18|    enemy was defeated, and they reached Soza, a town in Dandarica,
14   XII,     41|     without difficulty. When he reached the barrier, as long as
15   XIV,     33|     soldier. Subsequently, they reached lands under cultivation,
16    XV,     48|       in their face. Or if they reached a refuge close at hand,