Civil Wars
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1       I,  33| declined it, he would not be a burden to them, but take the management
2      II,  43|        masters of the ships of burden. A few small fishing boats


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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3       I,  3 |       as possible of beasts of burden and wagons-to make their
4     III,  13|        nor ships of such great burden be conveniently enough managed
5      IV,  22|        these eighteen ships of burden which were prevented, eight
6      IV,  29|     began to dash the ships of burden which were riding at anchor
7      IV,  36|     except two of the ships of burden which could not make the
8      VI,  36|      great number of beasts of burden, which had remained in the
9    VIII,  6 |      war admitted, he laid the burden of the expedition on the