Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  5 |       authority, he was anxious to bring matters to a war. ~
 2       I,  16|        town, and, in attempting to bring off his cohorts with him,
 3       I,  36|           he thought would tend to bring them to reason. The deputies
 4       I,  36|         the authority of the state bring him back this answer: "That
 5       I,  43|         and as it was necessary to bring materials from a considerable
 6       I,  54|           them, to be the first to bring him the intelligence; others,
 7       I,  62|          in the river Ebro, and to bring them to Octogesa, a town
 8       I,  75|           their acquaintances, and bring them to their camp, others
 9       I,  79|           they had beef ordered to bring from Ilerda sufficient to
10      II,  11|            this unexpected stroke, bring forward with levers the
11     III,  12|          of his approach, began to bring water into the citadel,
12     III,  15|    insomuch that he was obliged to bring, in transports from Corcyra,
13     III,  18|         however, by other means to bring about a negotiation of peace. ~
14     III,  76|          intrenchments in order to bring what they had left behind
15     III,  85|        likelihood of being able to bring Pompey to an action, judged


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
16       I,  13|        crossed the river could not bring assistance to their friends,
17       I,  13|   stratagem. Wherefore let him not bring it to pass that the place,
18       I,  28|            to seek them out and to bring them back again, if they
19       I,  35|            that he do not any more bring over any body of men across
20       I,  42|    demanded that Caesar should not bring any foot-soldier with him
21       I,  43|            themselves, they should bring with them ten men each to
22       I,  44|            great reward, and would bring to a close whatever wars
23      II,  12|    fortified the camp, he began to bring up the vineae, and to provide
24     III,  9 |            from the country parts, bring together as many ships as
25      IV,  16|           entreated “that he would bring them assistance, because
26      IV,  30|            by degrees and secretly bring up their people from the
27       V,  6 |            was Caesar’s design, to bring over to Britain and put
28       V,  30|         entreat, that “they do not bring the matter into the greatest
29      VI,  7 |          approaching, he would not bring into uncertainty his own
30     VII,  29|           would, by his exertions, bring over those states which
31     VII,  35|          should build a bridge and bring over their troops; it was
32     VII,  48|         their disheveled hair, and bring their children into public
33     VII,  59|          action; but that he might bring back his army safe to Agendicum.
34     VII,  82|           those within, while they bring forward those things which
35     VII,  86| precipitous in ascent: hither they bring the engines which they had
36    VIII,  7 |         having executed his orders bring him back word, that but
37    VIII,  8 |           then the eleventh should bring up the rear of the whole
38    VIII,  9 |            Though Caesar wished to bring them to battle, yet being
39    VIII,  21|        scarce a man had escaped to bring the fatal news. That, however,
40    VIII,  23|          following the embassadors bring back his answer to their
41    VIII,  27|           Upon which he set off to bring assistance to Duracius.
42    VIII,  34|         with their light troops to bring in corn. The scheme having