Civil Wars
  Book, Chap.
1       I,  48|       though they were esteemed inferior in the opinion of all, yet
2       I,  58|            1.57]Brutus was much inferior in number of ships; but
3      II,  6 |  engagement, nor were they much inferior to our men in valor. At
4      II,  32|         to you, which still are inferior to my own wishes or your
5     III,  47|       contrary, Caesar, with an inferior force, was inclosing troops
6     III,  84|       as he was by many degrees inferior in number, he selected the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
  Book, Chap.
7      II,  8 | perceived that our men were not inferior, as the place before the
8      IV,  7 |       their arms; that they are inferior to the Suevi alone, to whom
9     VII,  39|       age and influence, but of inferior birth, whom Caesar had raised