Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  31|        a complaint that he was abandoned and betrayed by Pompey,
 2     III,  21|      an enemy to the state, he abandoned his first design, and changed
 3     III,  24|  departed from Brundusium, and abandoned the blockade. ~
 4     III,  66|     necessary to be mentioned, abandoned the place. In this condition
 5     III,  74|   dejected spirits; and having abandoned his works, he was apprehensive
 6     III,  97|      no water on the mountain, abandoned it, and all began to retreat


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 7      II,  7 |      hope of gaining the town, abandoned the enemy. Therefore, after
 8       V,  3 |     dreading lest he should be abandoned by all, sends embassadors
 9     VII,  17| submitted to insult, and never abandoned an enterprise without accomplishing
10     VII,  17| consider it a disgrace if they abandoned the siege after commencing
11     VII,  30|    afterward that it should be abandoned. Accordingly, as ill success