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multi per eos dies motus multique impetus hinc atque illinc facti, quia superante multitudine hostes carpere multifariam uires Romanas, ut non suffecturas ad omnia, adgressi sunt;

Livy. Ab urbe condita. Robert Seymour Conway. Charles Flamstead Walters. Oxford. Oxford University Press. 1914. 1.

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