Civil Wars
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1      II,  18 |  properties of those who had spoken or made orations against
2      II,  38 |      of whom we have already spoken, was the commander. But
3     III,  19 |    against citizens." Having spoken much in humble language,
4     III,  80 |      But the report, already spoken of, of the battle at Dyrrachium,
5     III,  98 |   bade them rise, and having spoken a few words of his own clemency
6     III,  108|  appointed Achillas, already spoken of, commander-in-chief of


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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7     III,  26 | fortifications which we have spoken of, and, having demolished
8       V,  27 |     though those things were spoken by an enemy, still thought