Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  75|      out in great numbers, and inquired each for whatever acquaintance
 2       I,  75|      their kindness; then they inquired about the honor of our general,
 3       I,  75|   their camp as hostages. They inquired after their acquaintance
 4      II,  35| stopped and looked at him, and inquired who he was and what he wanted,
 5      II,  39|    heard what had happened and inquired from the captives who commanded


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 6       I,  32|     reason of this conduct, he inquired of themselves. No reply
 7       I,  32|         When he had repeatedly inquired of them and could not elicit
 8       I,  50|  forces into camp. When Caesar inquired of his prisoners, wherefore
 9      II,  4 |                  4 When Caesar inquired of them what states were
10      II,  15|        and customs when Caesar inquired he received the following
11       V,  49|  accomplish this, that, having inquired about the passes, he might