Civil Wars
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1     III,  92|      vain institution of our ancestors, that the trumpets should


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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2       I,  13| learned from their sires and ancestors, as to rely more on valor
3       I,  14|     been so trained by their ancestors, that they were accustomed
4     III,  8 |      had received from their ancestors, than endure slavery under
5       V,  24|     of very high rank, whose ancestors had held the sovereignty
6       V,  24| restored the position of his ancestors, in consideration of his
7       V,  53|    Caesar in Gaul, and whose ancestors had also previously held
8      VI,  44|      after the custom of our ancestors. Some fearing a trial, fled;
9     VII,  77|      my design? To do as our ancestors did in the war against the