Civil Wars
  Book, Chap.
1       I,  1 |   long as the latter should retain the command of his army,
2       I,  6 |     own danger, nor even to retain the last privilege, which
3       I,  12|      Pompey] should himself retain his province and the legions
4     III,  17|     he in like manner would retain the other; that nevertheless,
5     III,  20|     moderate temper; but to retain their possessions entire,


Commentaries on the Gallic War
  Book, Chap.
6       I,  17|     they can not any longer retain the supremacy of Gaul, it
7      IV,  7 |    lands, or permit them to retain those which they had acquired
8     VII,  62| encouraged his soldiers “to retain the memory of their ancient