Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  1 |             his exploits and public services, and entreated that he should
 2       I,  35|             exhorted, that the late services of Caesar should not erase
 3      II,  32|             reap the reward of your services? For they say that they
 4      II,  32|             I shall not boast of my services to you, which still are
 5     III,  53|            In reward for this man's services, both to himself and the
 6     III,  59|       singular valor, whose gallant services Caesar had found very useful


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 7       I,  43| consideration of important personal services; that he, although he had
 8       V,  24|             himself of his valuable services. His personal enemies had
 9     VII,  54|             them when departing his services toward the Aedui: in what
10     VII,  76|           the faithful and valuable services of this Commius, in Britain,