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 1       I,  30 |    himself with his transmarine auxiliaries, with the hope of bringing
 2       I,  30 | confirmed in his interest; that auxiliaries and cavalry should be provided,
 3      II,  25 |       Juba had sent to Utica as auxiliaries a few days before. There
 4     III,  10 |      themselves of the arms and auxiliaries, on which they placed their
 5     III,  13 |        there all his troops and auxiliaries. ~
 6     III,  17 |         him of his shipping and auxiliaries; while he prevented them
 7     III,  23 |       Caesar from receiving his auxiliaries. ~
 8     III,  80 |         this with speed, before auxiliaries could arrive. Accordingly,
 9     III,  95 |       the Thracians and foreign auxiliaries. For the soldiers who had
10     III,  111|        procuring provisions and auxiliaries. Accordingly that spirit
11     III,  112|   without danger with corn, and auxiliaries; for he sent to all the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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12       I,  24 |        Hither Gaul, and all the auxiliaries; and he ordered that the
13       I,  49 |    legions and a portion of the auxiliaries; and led back the other
14       I,  51 |       and then] drew up all the auxiliaries in sight of the enemy, before
15       I,  51 |        he might make use of his auxiliaries for appearance. He himself,
16      II,  24 |    being sent by their state as auxiliaries), and, when they saw our
17     III,  9  |       the Menapii; and send for auxiliaries from Britain, which is situated
18     III,  11 |     number of the cavalry, lest auxiliaries should be sent into Gaul
19     III,  18 |         whom he had with him as auxiliaries. He induces him by great
20     III,  20 |         provided corn, procured auxiliaries and cavalry, [and] having
21     III,  23 |       nearest to Aquitania, and auxiliaries and leaders are summoned
22     III,  24 |      double line, he posted the auxiliaries in the center, and waited
23     III,  25 |         fortifications, and the auxiliaries, on whom Crassus did not
24       V,  16 |         after this retreat, the auxiliaries who had assembled from all
25      VI,  5  |  Treviri. Ho thought that these auxiliaries ought to be detached from
26      VI,  7  |         cross it. Their hope of auxiliaries was daily increasing. He [
27      VI,  9  |    assure him that “neither had auxiliaries been sent to the Treviri
28      VI,  9  |     case, Caesar finds that the auxiliaries had been sent by the Suevi;
29      VI,  10 |        their government to send auxiliaries of infantry and of cavalry.
30      VI,  32 |         of war, and had sent no auxiliaries to Ambiorix. Caesar, having
31      VI,  43 |   collecting a large number [of auxiliaries] from the neighboring states,
32     VII,  63 |    whole war, and their sending auxiliaries to neither party. The Aedui
33     VII,  77 |         which they had expected auxiliaries from their countrymen, and
34     VII,  79 |         run together when these auxiliaries were seen; mutual congratulations
35    VIII,  5  |       thatch. But the horse and auxiliaries he sends to all parts to
36    VIII,  10 |   however, our Gallic or German auxiliaries crossed the marsh, and furiously
37    VIII,  21 |       from whom he had borrowed auxiliaries for that war. The rest instantly
38    VIII,  25 |      sent either his legions or auxiliaries through every part of Ambiorix’
39    VIII,  31 |         informed, had served as auxiliaries in that battle, which he