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152.15. eo: i.e. at Cicero's camp. Caesar arrived there about three o'clock, and the news of his victory reached Labienus, sixty miles away, before midnight. 152.19.

Indutiomarus: see 120 2-4, 135 1. 153.2.

trinis: § 137. b (95. b); B. 81. 4. b; G. 97. R. 3; H. 164. 3 (174. 2. 3); H-B. 247. 1. a. 153.4.

ad exercitum manere: contrary to his usual course, which was, for political reasons, to keep in near communication with Italy. 153.7.

quidcaperent: what future plan they should adopt. 153.10.

quinacciperet: result clause after nequeintercessit; see § 558 (319. d); B. 284. 3; G. 554; H. 570 (500. ii); cf. H-B. 521. 2. 153.11.

in his: i.e. consiliis or nuntiis. 153.12.

L. Roscio: see 133 16. 153.13.

[Gallorum]: may be translated. 153.14.

Aremoricae: i.e. the natives along the coast of the Atlantic. 153.15.

afuisse: notice the tense, they had been, but, etc.


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