Civil Wars
  Book, Chap.
1      II,  17|      Pompey's success, used to speak in a very friendly manner
2      II,  35|        soldiers, who wished to speak to him and give him advice.
3     III,  15|     coast, that they wished to speak to Caesar on affairs of
4     III,  19|      submissive terms began to speak of peace, and to argue with
5     III,  19|  exclaimed, "Forbear, then, to speak any more about an accommodation,
6     III,  87|      those battles, and do not speak at random on a subject to


Commentaries on the Gallic War
  Book, Chap.
7       I,  47|        them when attempting to speak, and cast them into chains. ~~
8      VI,  20| expedient. It is not lawful to speak of the commonwealth, except
9     VII,  20|     assured,” said he, “that I speak these words with truth;—