Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1      II,  1 |    that part where there is a passage from Gaul and Spain to that
 2      II,  35|   camps were thronged and the passage stopped, and a greater number


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 3       I,  8 |       people, grant any one a passage through the Province; and
 4       I,  8 |   tried if they could force a passage (some by means of a bridge
 5      IV,  4 |      unable either to force a passage on account of their deficiency
 6       V,  2 |       he had learned that the passage into Britain was shortest, [
 7       V,  13| Britain, by one half: but the passage [from it] into Britain is
 8       V,  26|     he would give them a safe passage through his territories;
 9       V,  54|    with Ariovistus and in the passage of the Tenchtheri there;
10     VII,  28|     one another in the narrow passage of the gates; and a part
11    VIII,  20|     action, though he saw his passage obstructed by the river,