Civil Wars
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 1       I,  13|        affections of the townsmen, drew his cohorts out of it and
 2       I,  14|          declaration, Attius Varus drew out of the town the garrison
 3       I,  33|            the rest of the season, drew off his soldiers to the
 4       I,  41|            on a rising ground; and drew up his army with two fronts,
 5       I,  42|          affair was made, Afranius drew out his forces, and posted
 6       I,  43|           42]In the evening Caesar drew his legions within this
 7       I,  43|          us and obstruct the work, drew out their forces at the
 8       I,  47|           all their javelins, they drew their swords and charged
 9       I,  55|            these were finished, he drew them down to the river in
10       I,  65|         the rest of the legions he drew out without any baggage,
11       I,  65|           on the opposite bank, he drew out his forces and resolved
12       I,  66|      halted on a rising ground and drew up his army. Caesar refreshed
13       I,  71|          plain behind large rocks, drew up his army there in order
14       I,  76|          arms in their cloaks, and drew their swords, and in this
15       I,  83|       interrupt his progress, they drew out their legions about
16      II,  27|          valley between them, each drew up his forces. ~
17      II,  40|          would follow them. Sabura drew up his army, both horse
18     III,  9 |        other barbarous nations, he drew Issa off from its connection
19     III,  31|       Marcus Bibulus besieged), he drew his legions and cavalry
20     III,  31|         countryman and consul;" he drew off his legions to winter
21     III,  37|      encampment the day following, drew up his forces in front of
22     III,  39|            command of the town; he drew the ships into the inner
23     III,  56|        Every day afterward, Caesar drew up his army on a level ground,
24     III,  56|         reputation with the world, drew out his legions, but so
25     III,  85|            was encamped on a hill, drew up his army at the very
26     III,  89|            support one another. He drew up on the field eighty cohorts,
27     III,  93|            javelins, and instantly drew their swords, as Caesar
28     III,  97|          having marched six miles, drew up his army. But the Pompeians


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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29       I,  4 |            of his cause, Orgetorix drew together from all quarters
30       I,  24|             He himself, meanwhile, drew up on the middle of the
31       I,  48|         days from that day, Caesar drew out his forces before the
32       I,  50|        little from the larger one, drew up his line of battle, and
33       I,  51|         for both camps; [and then] drew up all the auxiliaries in
34       I,  51|           of necessity the Germans drew their forces out of camp,
35      II,  8 |        either side of that hill he drew a cross trench of about
36     III,  14|         forth from the harbor, and drew up opposite to ours; nor
37      IV,  13|            to be detained. He then drew all his forces out of the
38      IV,  34|            time having intervened, drew back the legions into the
39      IV,  35|           with him [from Gaul], he drew up the legions in order
40       V,  25|             despairing of success, drew off their troops from the
41       V,  42|            they were standing, and drew off all their men: they
42     VII,  12|      forming some new design, they drew their swords and seized
43     VII,  18|            parts of the woods, and drew up all their forces in a
44     VII,  22|        caught hold of them firmly, drew them on by means of engines,
45     VII,  27|           he wished to be done. He drew up his soldiers in a secret
46     VII,  28|           the wall and towers, and drew up, in form of a wedge,
47     VII,  36|      posted two legions there, and drew from the greater camp to
48     VII,  47|            the pursuit, until they drew nigh to the wall of the
49     VII,  47|            hold of them one by one drew them up to the wall. ~
50     VII,  53|         legions from the camp, and drew up his army in order of
51     VII,  72|      Having left this interval, he drew two trenches fifteen feet
52     VII,  73|    sharpened them into a point, he drew a continued trench every
53     VII,  79|         three miles in length, and drew out their infantry a little
54     VII,  82|        part of the works, when day drew nigh, fearing lest they
55     VII,  82|       their countrymen before they drew nigh to the fortifications.
56    VIII,  9 |       watching our movements, they drew up their forces before the
57    VIII,  14|       overtaken by day-light, they drew their forces out before
58    VIII,  15|            completed his works, he drew up his legions before the
59    VIII,  17| information of their design Caesar drew out more legions than he
60    VIII,  29|           great violence, Dumnacus drew out his army in such a manner,
61    VIII,  46|          cavalry toward Narbo, and drew off his army into winter