Civil Wars
Book, Chap.
1 I, 1 | of such facts as seemed necessary to fill up the chasm; these
2 I, 16 | aided his army with every necessary. Embassadors came to him
3 I, 20 | but to provide every thing necessary for the defense of the town.
4 I, 30 | delay and length of time necessary to effect it: because Pompey,
5 I, 43 | within it, and as it was necessary to bring materials from
6 I, 53 | struggle with the want of every necessary; while the enemy had an
7 I, 57 | thus furnished with every necessary, he advanced with great
8 I, 70 | were forced, for want of necessary subsistence, to run away,
9 I, 70 | fatigue, as not to think it necessary to march from the camp immediately,
10 I, 85 | endured the want of every necessary: but now, pent up almost
11 II, 2 | great a store of every thing necessary for a war had been a long
12 II, 5 | had furnished with every necessary. Accordingly, having encouraged
13 II, 7 | however, began to make the necessary preparations for the defense
14 II, 15 | whatever materials were necessary for the building without
15 II, 40 | of fear; that when it was necessary he would give them the signal
16 III, 11 | Caesar, thought it no less necessary to give Pompey notice of
17 III, 15 | extreme scarcity of every necessary; insomuch that he was obliged
18 III, 32 | they stood in need of every necessary; endeavoring by a plausible
19 III, 66 | his design for reasons not necessary to be mentioned, abandoned
20 III, 75 | to intervene but what was necessary for a proper attention to
21 III, 78 | allowed no more time than was necessary for a person in haste. And
22 III, 102| collecting a sum of money for his necessary expenses, upon advice of
23 III, 111| and appointed with every necessary for a voyage. Besides these,
24 III, 112| Caesar secured the most necessary posts, and fortified them
Commentaries on the Gallic War
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25 I, 3 | provide such things as were necessary for their expedition-to
26 I, 39 | which they said made it necessary for them to depart, they
27 I, 48 | stood around him: if it was necessary to advance further than
28 II, 5 | so that it might not be necessary to engage with so large
29 II, 12 | provide whatever things were necessary for the storm. In the mean
30 II, 20 | was the sign when it was necessary to run to arms; the signal
31 II, 21 | Caesar, having given the necessary orders, hastened to and
32 II, 22 | be posted, nor could the necessary measures be taken in each
33 III, 1 | permitted him, if he thought it necessary, to station the legion in
34 IV, 22 | ships, as many as he thought necessary for conveying over two legions,
35 IV, 31 | whatever things besides were necessary for this object to be brought
36 V, 1 | orders those things which are necessary for equipping ships to be
37 V, 6 | they should perceive to be necessary for Gaul. These things were
38 V, 36 | and a longer debate than necessary is designedly entered into
39 V, 38 | was the consequence of a necessary work-that some soldiers
40 V, 39 | the things which seemed necessary to the work are completed.
41 VII, 11 | to prepare whatever was necessary for that enterprise; and
42 VII, 19 | other things which were necessary for the siege of the town. ~
43 VII, 40 | of the journey on such a necessary occasion,” and, after advancing
44 VII, 54 | raise the Aedui; that it was necessary that they too should go
45 VII, 56 | considered it an absolutely necessary act, that changing his design
46 VII, 73 | 73 It was necessary, at one and the same time,
47 VIII, 48 | which I have not thought it necessary for me to do, because the
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