Civil Wars
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1       I,  26|   deprive him of the means of communication afforded by the harbor of
2     III,  41|       Dyrrachium, or that his communication with it might be cut off,
3     III,  44|     works by drawing lines of communication from one fort to another,
4     III,  63|   rampart which should make a communication between the other two, was
5     III,  65|  liberty to forage, and had a communication with his shipping, he altered
6     III,  97| throwing up works cut off the communication between the river and the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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7     VII,  65|  Province or Italy, while all communication was cut off, sends across
8    VIII,  9 |    high, to be raised, with a communication to each other by galleries
9    VIII,  43|     and partly to cut off the communication. As the townsmen still continued