Civil Wars
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1     III,  53|         himself and the public, Caesar presented to him two hundred thousand


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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2       I,  47| accomplishments (whose father had been presented with the freedom of the
3     III,  17|            some favorable circumstance presented itself. ~
4     III,  25|           conveying turf to the mound, presented the appearance and character
5      IV,  17|                in forming a bridge was presented to him, on account of the
6       V,  16|            distance from our camp, and presented themselves in small parties,
7       V,  31|     considerable valley, they suddenly presented themselves on either side
8      VI,  35|    fortifications.” A hope having been presented them, the Germans leave
9     VII,  36|              the Roman encampment], he presented a formidable appearance;