Civil Wars
Book, Chap. 1 I, 33| off his soldiers to the nearest municipal towns, and set
2 II, 6 | Brutus's fleet, which were nearest that station, attack them
3 II, 23| three-decked covered galley on the nearest shore, left her there and
4 II, 42| situation was to gain the nearest hills, he ordered the colors
5 III, 9 | an attack on Octavius's nearest camp, and having forced
6 III, 34| because those regions were nearest to him. He ordered Cneius
7 III, 65| Antonius, who commanded the nearest fort, being informed of
Commentaries on the Gallic War
Book, Chap. 8 I, 1 | the mind; and they are the nearest to the Germans, who dwell
9 I, 6 | the Allobroges, and the nearest to the territories of the
10 I, 10| legions marches rapidly by the nearest route across the Alps into
11 I, 12| concealed themselves in the nearest woods. That canton [which
12 I, 54| when the Ubii, who dwelt nearest to the Rhine, pursuing them,
13 II, 3 | anticipated, the Remi, who are the nearest of the Belgae to [Celtic]
14 II, 4 | the Suessiones were their nearest neighbors and possessed
15 II, 33| Roman soldiers] from the nearest fort; and the battle was
16 III, 11| to the Treviri, who are nearest to the river Rhine. He charges
17 III, 12| betook themselves to the nearest towns; there they again
18 III, 23| of Hither Spain which are nearest to Aquitania, and auxiliaries
19 IV, 25| ship. When those in the nearest vessels saw them, they speedily
20 V, 1 | the part of the province nearest them was being laid waste
21 V, 26| thought fit, before the nearest people perceived it, to
22 V, 27| would come both from the nearest winter-quarters and from
23 V, 28| go without danger to the nearest legion; if all Gaul conspired
24 V, 29| three days hence with the nearest winter-quarters, may encounter
25 V, 45| about 400 horse from the nearest winter-quarters. ~
26 VI, 2 | their object] from those nearest them, they try those more
27 VI, 3 | having concentrated the four nearest legions, he marched unexpectedly
28 VI, 8 | first onslaught, sought the nearest woods; Labienus pursuing
29 VI, 31| morasses; those who were nearest the ocean concealed themselves
30 VI, 35| plunder. The Sigambri, who are nearest to the Rhine, by whom, we
31 VI, 38| snatches arms from those nearest, and stations himself at
32 VI, 40| camp-followers run forward to the nearest rising ground; being speedily
33 VII, 64| sends the Gabali and the nearest cantons of the Arverni against
34 VII, 68| conveyed his baggage to the nearest hill, and having left two
35 VII, 79| the town, and cover the nearest trench with hurdles and
36 VII, 82| for a sally, fill up the nearest trenches; having delayed
37 VII, 87| drafts four cohorts from the nearest redoubt, and orders part
38 VIII, 35| ready-armed cohorts from the nearest turrets made an attack on
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