Civil Wars
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 1       I,  34|   private fears, declined the office. For Pompey, on leaving
 2      II,  17|       lieutenant, who bore an office of trust; nor of his own
 3     III,  20| debtors, on entering into his office, fixed his tribunal near


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 4       I,  3 |      He took upon himself the office of embassador to the states:
 5       I,  30|    except those to whom this [office] should be assigned by the
 6     VII,  25|       and discharged the same office: when the second man was
 7     VII,  32|    persons now exercised this office, and each asserted that
 8     VII,  32| Valetiacus had borne the same office during the last year: that
 9     VII,  33| compelled Cotus to resign his office; he ordered Convictolitanis,
10     VII,  61|      he had appointed to that office. Almost at the same time,
11    VIII,  50|   influence when going out of office. Though Caesar heard on