Civil Wars
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1     III,  103|       powerful assistance, in consideration of the friendship and amity


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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2       I,  42 |       in great hopes that, in consideration of his own and the Roman
3       I,  43 |      usually been bestowed in consideration of important personal services;
4      II,  10 |       with other causes, this consideration also led them to that resolution,
5       V,  24 | position of his ancestors, in consideration of his prowess and attachment
6       V,  27 | especially influenced by this consideration, that it was scarcely credible
7     VII,  75 |    they sent two thousand, in consideration of a tie of hospitality
8     VII,  76 |  Britain, in former years: in consideration of which merits he had exempted