Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1      II,  18|  thither sent by Domitius to recover an estate for him; and he
 2     III,  65|    and encouraged our men to recover from their extreme affright.
 3     III,  74|  ought to allow them time to recover their dejected spirits;
 4     III,  91|     it shall be won, he will recover his dignity, and we our
 5     III,  95|    allow them any respite to recover from their fright, exhorted


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 6      II,  12|       before the enemy could recover from their terror and flight,
 7     III,  4 |      had been stationed, and recover. ~
 8     III,  8 |     thought that they should recover by their means the hostages
 9     VII,  1 | slain in battle, than not to recover their ancient glory in war,
10     VII,  15|  certain, they could quickly recover their losses. There is a
11     VII,  43|      all this with a view to recover their soldiers; but being