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With these added to his warships, and his fleet thereby numerically increased, he put on board some veteran troops, of which he had an abundant supply from all the legions'they had been on the sick list and had been left behind at Brundisium when the army was being shipped to Greece'and so set out for Illyricum. Now there were not a few coastal communities there which had revolted and surrendered to Octavius:
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