Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  83|     soldiers and the general voice, would have been attended
 2      II,  35|    enemy's rear, with a loud voice shouted to Varus by his
 3     III,  6 |      They cried out with one voice, "he might give what orders
 4     III,  19|   out frequently with a loud voice [asking], "Are citizens
 5     III,  94| praetorian gate, with a loud voice, that the soldiers might


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 6      II,  13|     and to intimate by their voice that they would throw themselves
 7      IV,  25|    had said this with a loud voice, he leaped from the ship
 8       V,  29|     he said it with a louder voice, that a great portion of
 9    VIII,  52|    easily gained by the free voice of the senators. For Caius
10    VIII,  53|   testimony of the unanimous voice of the senate was very great,