Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  22|            heart and soul, each to different objects, what would become
 2       I,  70|         Ilerda." For our route was different from what we proposed, and
 3      II,  39|            him, but fell behind in different places. Even this did not
 4     III,  15|    occupied by parties disposed in different places by Caesar. And he
 5     III,  30|            it, they each adopted a different plan; Caesar, to form a
 6     III,  32|       Besides, many new imposts of different kinds were devised to gratify
 7     III,  41|          he had taken a route in a different direction from that country,
 8     III,  51|       commander-in-chief, are very different; the one is bound to act
 9     III,  61|           guards, according to the different temper and character of
10     III,  61|          officer who commanded the different posts, gave an exact account
11     III,  67|      intrenching himself, and by a different route, as privately as he
12     III,  79|   dispatched by Caesar, by several different roads to Domitius, and by


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
13      II,  19|         and order of the march was different from that which the Belgae
14      II,  22|           while the legions in the different places were withstanding
15      II,  23|             in another quarter two different legions, the eleventh and
16     III,  6 |         saw that he had met with a different state of affairs; chiefly
17     III,  9 |            the navigation was very different in a narrow sea from what
18     III,  28|          conduct the war on a very different method from the rest of
19      IV,  17|      consequence of these being in different directions and fastened
20       V,  15|         had detachments placed [in different parts], and then the one
21       V,  52|          near Samarobriva in three different quarters, and, because such
22      VI,  25|            thence to the left in a different direction from the river,
23      VI,  33|        might be able to commence a different line of operations. ~
24     VII,  14|            be prosecuted on a very different system from that which had
25     VII,  16|            irregular times’ and by different ways. ~
26     VII,  33|     summoned for the purpose, at a different time and place from what
27     VII,  34|            which he might place in different garrisons to protect his
28     VII,  55|          that the hostages of the [different] states should be brought
29     VII,  55|            guards and garrisons in different positions along the banks
30     VII,  59|          that he must adopt a very different system from what he had
31     VII,  61|      legions were passing in three different places, and that the entire
32     VII,  69|          siege. Two rivers, on two different sides, washed the foot of
33     VII,  78|                            78 When different opinions were expressed,
34     VII,  88|           rest by flight escape in different directions to their respective
35     VII,  89| conversation, yet we listen with a different degree of attention to those
36    VIII,  1 |         several states made war in different places at the same time,
37    VIII,  19|           battle was maintained in different parts with great vigor,
38    VIII,  19|           and attempt to escape by different ways. In vain; for they
39    VIII,  24|            to detach his army into different parts of the country. He
40    VIII,  35|        unexpected an evil, fled by different ways to their guard: which
41    VIII,  44|        rebel in like manner and in different places, resolved to deter