Civil Wars
Book, Chap.
1 I, 1 | the right of citizenship, ordered the principal man of the
2 I, 1 | favor of the people, who had ordered, that he, although absent,
3 I, 9 | from winter quarters; and ordered them to follow him. Thither
4 I, 10 | city, though the people had ordered that regard should be paid
5 I, 15 | and gave them horses and ordered them to attend him; but
6 I, 17 | and driven out Lentulus, ordered the soldiers that had deserted
7 I, 22 | them back to the town, and ordered the gates and walls to be
8 I, 22 | whole fortification; he ordered the tribunes and general
9 I, 24 | When day appeared, Caesar ordered all the senators and their
10 I, 24 | Pompey to pay his army. He ordered Domitius's soldiers to take
11 I, 28 | making these arrangements, he ordered his soldiers to go on board
12 I, 29 | apprised of the design by them, ordered scaling-ladders to be got
13 I, 31 | with three legions; and ordered him, when he had recovered
14 I, 38 | neighboring country; and ordered him immediately to seize
15 I, 42 | almost repaired, and he ordered it to be finished in the
16 I, 42 | disturbed in their work, he ordered them not to fortify it with
17 I, 43 | the camp to fortify, and ordered trenches of the same magnitude
18 I, 43 | camp with a rampart, and ordered the other cohorts which
19 I, 44 | advantageous position, he ordered the advanced men of one
20 I, 55 | not be prepared, Caesar ordered his soldiers to make ships
21 I, 62 | part of the river, they ordered a bridge to be made of boats
22 I, 65 | a trial. Accordingly, he ordered all the weaker soldiers,
23 I, 67 | this information Caesar ordered the signal to be given and
24 I, 71 | was in view: to this he ordered them to hasten with all
25 I, 78 | 1.77]Caesar ordered the enemy's soldiers, who
26 I, 79 | corn, because they had beef ordered to bring from Ilerda sufficient
27 I, 81 | to guard his baggage, and ordered the foragers to be called
28 I, 88 | dismissed in two days, Caesar ordered two of his legions, to go
29 II, 21 | he set out for Gades; he ordered the money and ornaments
30 II, 22 | of the town, as they were ordered: brought their ships out
31 II, 25 | of his men of war, Curio ordered proclamation to be made
32 II, 34 | him the day before," then ordered them to follow him, and
33 II, 39 | ardor of the soldiers. He ordered the horse to follow him,
34 II, 42 | gain the nearest hills, he ordered the colors to be borne that
35 II, 43 | Sicily. He consented, and ordered the masters of the ships
36 II, 44 | claimed them as his booty, and ordered great part of them to be
37 II, 44 | a few days arranged and ordered what he would have done
38 III, 2 | Brundusium, where he had ordered twelve legions and all his
39 III, 11 | and defend the town, and ordered the Greeks to man the walls,
40 III, 24 | the seamen in exercise, he ordered two three-banked galleys,
41 III, 33 | 3.33]Moreover, Scipio ordered the money formerly lodged
42 III, 34 | were nearest to him. He ordered Cneius Domitius Calvinus
43 III, 36 | guard of eight cohorts, and ordered him to build a strong fort
44 III, 39 | filled it with soldiers, and ordered them to keep guard against
45 III, 42 | from some winds. Here he ordered a part of his men of war
46 III, 46 | retreat of his soldiers, ordered hurdles to be carried to
47 III, 46 | things being completed, he ordered his legions to file off:
48 III, 46 | who commanded that legion, ordered the signal of battle to
49 III, 55 | detached Fufius thither, and ordered Quintus Sabinus and Cassius
50 III, 62 | sally, as before mentioned, ordered the soldiers to make ozier
51 III, 65 | design had not succeeded, and ordered a strong encampment to be
52 III, 71 | usual with veterans to flee, ordered them to be put to death
53 III, 75 | his camp to Apollonia, and ordered them not to halt till they
54 III, 75 | as late as possible, he ordered the signal for decamping
55 III, 76 | within the intrenchments and ordered the horse, who had been
56 III, 80 | having fortified his camp, ordered scaling-ladders and pent-houses
57 III, 81 | prisoners, whom Caesar had ordered to be brought up to the
58 III, 82 | his honors with Scipio, ordered the trumpet to be sounded
59 III, 89 | make one of the two, and ordered them to support one another.
60 III, 89 | courage. At the same time he ordered the third line, and the
61 III, 92 | hostile armies: but Pompey had ordered his soldiers to await Caesar'
62 III, 93 | their swords, as Caesar had ordered them. Nor did Pompey's men
63 III, 94 | At the same time Caesar ordered his third line to advance,
64 III, 98 | At break of day, Caesar ordered all those who had taken
65 III, 98 | used this diligence, he ordered the legions in his camp
66 III, 102| were able to advance, and ordered one legion to follow him
67 III, 106| legions (one of which he ordered to follow him from Thessaly,
68 III, 107| Having observed this, he ordered other legions to be brought
69 III, 109| Achillas's designs. However he ordered his soldiers to repair to
70 III, 109| occasion of their coming, he ordered them to be seized and put
Commentaries on the Gallic War
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71 I, 7 | the soldiers whom he had ordered [to be furnished] should
72 I, 22 | Labienus, as he had been ordered by Caesar not to come to
73 I, 24 | the auxiliaries; and he ordered that the whole mountain
74 I, 27 | peace, and [when] he had ordered them to await his arrival,
75 I, 28 | arms, and deserters. He ordered the Helvetii, the Tulingi,
76 I, 28 | plentiful supply of corn; and ordered them to rebuild the towns
77 I, 46 | conference, and how he had ordered the Romans to quit Gaul,
78 I, 49 | marched to that place. He ordered the first and second lines
79 I, 49 | he had before arranged, ordered two lines to drive off the
80 II, 5 | addressed them courteously, ordered the whole senate to assemble
81 II, 11 | Aurunculeius Cotta. He ordered T. Labienus, another of
82 II, 25 | rest of the soldiers, he ordered them to carry forward the
83 II, 28 | most carefully spared; and ordered them to enjoy their own
84 II, 33 | 33 Toward evening Caesar ordered the gates to be shut, and
85 II, 35 | into Italy and Illyricum, ordered to return to him at the
86 III, 2 | winter quarters, and he had ordered corn to be brought in he
87 III, 6 | 6 They do what they were ordered; and, making a sudden sally
88 III, 11 | Gallic vessels which he had ordered to be furnished by the Pictones
89 III, 21 | obtained it, they, being ordered to deliver up their arms,
90 IV, 6 | confirmed their minds, and ordered some cavalry to be raised,
91 IV, 11 | purpose of procuring water; he ordered that they should assemble
92 IV, 13 | had fallen into his power, ordered them to be detained. He
93 IV, 22 | had not come to him. He ordered P. Sulpicius Rufus, his
94 IV, 23 | about the third watch, and ordered the horse to march forward
95 IV, 25 | Caesar observed this, he ordered the ships of war, the appearance
96 IV, 26 | Caesar observed this, he ordered the boats of the ships of
97 IV, 27 | places. In the mean time they ordered their people to return to
98 IV, 31 | repairing the rest, and ordered whatever things besides
99 IV, 32 | undertaken by the barbarians,—ordered the two cohorts which were
100 IV, 36 | had before demanded; and ordered that they should be brought
101 IV, 37 | small number of men, and ordered them to lay down their arms,
102 V, 1 | on the day which he had ordered, he appoints arbitrators
103 V, 4 | for the war with Britain, ordered Indutiomarus to come to
104 V, 17 | sending forward the cavalry, ordered the legions to follow them
105 V, 18 | body of the legions, and ordered that damage should be done
106 V, 23 | of the Essui; a fourth he ordered to winter with T. Labienus
107 V, 23 | Ambiorix and Cativolcus. He ordered Q. Titurius Sabinus and
108 V, 32 | the line of march, they ordered [the officers] to give the
109 V, 33 | barbarians; for their leaders ordered [the officers] to proclaim
110 V, 36 | near to Ambiorix, being ordered to throw down his arms,
111 V, 53 | concluding a peace, when he ordered all their senate to come
112 VI, 31 | through the country, he ordered every one to provide for
113 VII, 11 | the legions which he had ordered to be ready, and obtains
114 VII, 16 | going on at Avaricum, and ordered whatever he wished to be
115 VII, 18 | announced, Caesar immediately ordered the baggage to be piled,
116 VII, 27 | negligently, and therefore ordered his own men to engage in
117 VII, 33 | to resign his office; he ordered Convictolitanis, who had
118 VII, 35 | appear to be complete. Having ordered these to advance as far
119 VII, 36 | formidable appearance; he ordered the rulers of the states,
120 VII, 40 | guard the camp. When he ordered the brothers of Litavicus
121 VII, 47 | object which he had in view, ordered the signal to be sounded
122 VII, 60 | that place to which he had ordered the ships to be brought. ~~
123 VII, 67 | quarter, Caesar usually ordered the troops to advance, and
124 VII, 68 | town of the Mandubii, and ordered the baggage to be speedily
125 VII, 83 | behind the mountain, and ordered his soldiers to refresh
126 VII, 88 | the cohorts which he had ordered to follow him being seen,
127 VIII, 9 | rather than extensive. He ordered his camp to be fortified
128 VIII, 15 | ground there for a camp, ordered it to be fortified. Having
129 VIII, 24 | it with two legions. He ordered Titus Labienus to attend
130 VIII, 27 | bridge with his army, and ordered his cavalry to advance no
131 VIII, 43 | of his men were wounded, ordered the cohorts to ascend the
132 VIII, 52 | Nemetocenna; and having ordered all his legions to march
133 VIII, 54 | the decree of the senate, ordered the fifteenth, belonging
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