Civil Wars
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1      II,  12|       that no obstacle could arise, to prevent their being


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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2       I,  20|  which circumstance it would arise, that the affections of
3      VI,  5 |    lest any commotion should arise either out of his hot temper,
4      VI,  9 |    commotion should suddenly arise among them, he leads over
5      VI,  22| cause divisions and discords arise; and that they may keep
6      VI,  23|   the enterprise and the man arise and promise their assistance
7     VII,  28|     that any sedition should arise in the camp from their entrance
8     VII,  33|   what great evils generally arise from internal dissensions,
9     VII,  80|     that, if occasion should arise, each should hold and know