Civil Wars
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1       I,  35|     erase from their minds the memory of his former favors. On


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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2      II,  4 |        only people who, in the memory of our fathers, when all
3      II,  4 |    among them, even in our own memory, Divitiacus, the most powerful
4     III,  22| suicide: nor hitherto, in the, memory of men, has there been found
5      VI,  3 |       state to them during the memory of their fathers, but were
6      VI,  14|     the less to the efforts of memory, relying on writing; since
7      VI,  14|        their employment of the memory. They wish to inculcate
8     VII,  62|        soldiers “to retain the memory of their ancient valor,
9     VII,  77|     sally: in whose advice the memory of our ancient prowess seems