Civil Wars
  Book, Chap.
1       I,  52 |        was no order, or regular discipline, as every one followed his
2     III,  101|     disorder, without guards or discipline, and the wind being high
3     III,  110|      had forgotten the name and discipline of the Roman people, and


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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4      IV,  1  | accustomed to no employment, or discipline, they do nothing at all
5       V,  54 |      began to raise troops, and discipline them, and procure horses
6      VI,  1  |      and by his forces what the discipline and the power of the Roman
7      VI,  34 |   standards, as the established discipline and practice of the Roman
8      VI,  39 |       and unskilled in military discipline turn their faces to the