Civil Wars
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 1      II,  32|         to be, not even you can doubt. But why should I omit to


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 2       I,  3 |        state; that there was no doubt that the Helvetii were the
 3       I,  17|       Romans, nor ought they to doubt that, if the Romans should
 4       V,  47| circumstance which banished all doubt of the arrival of the legions. ~
 5     VII,  21|   general, and that they had no doubt of his honor; that the war
 6     VII,  38|       Or have we any reasons to doubt that the Romans, after perpetrating
 7     VII,  66|        ought not to entertain a doubt that none of them would
 8     VII,  77|         eternal slavery. Do you doubt their fidelity and firmness
 9    VIII,  31|         Dumnacus. For he had no doubt that they would be more
10    VIII,  54|    however, though no one could doubt the design of his enemies,