Civil Wars
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1       I,  48|             thought that they came off conquerors. Afranius's soldiers, because,
2     III,  72|         thought that they were already conquerors. They did not consider that


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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3       I,  44|               of war the tribute which conquerors are accustomed to impose
4      II,  28|         nothing was an obstacle to the conquerors, and nothing safe to the
5       V,  15|               yet so that our men were conquerors in all parts, and drove
6       V,  25|                on one side, had proved conquerors in a cavalry action, the
7       V,  38|            this victory, they would be conquerors forever. ~
8      VI,  37| commander-in-chief, are come hither as conquerors; most form strange superstitious
9     VII,  80|              their countrymen were the conquerors in the action, and beheld