Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  18 |             acquainted with the country, encouraged by a promise of being amply
 2       I,  18 |              danger. In the mean time he encouraged his troops, disposed engines
 3       I,  20 |                 to their assistance; and encouraged them not to despond, but
 4       I,  23 |         oppressed by a few factious men. Encouraged by this address, Lentulus
 5       I,  46 |          expectations and custom, Caesar encouraged his men and led the ninth
 6       I,  58 |                  and the wild shepherds, encouraged by the hope of liberty,
 7       I,  65 |               horse had crossed. Caesar, encouraged by their zeal and importunity,
 8       I,  75 |             their relations and kinsmen. Encouraged by these conferences, they
 9      II,  4  |                  a fleet thus appointed, encouraged by the entreaties and tears
10      II,  4  |             ranged their fleet and again encouraged each other to engage and
11      II,  5  |           necessary. Accordingly, having encouraged his men to despise a vanquished
12      II,  36 |                 considerable forces, and encouraged them to protect and defend
13      II,  41 |                  deficient in skill, and encouraged his men to rest all their
14      II,  43 |            intelligence of these things, encouraged his men not to be disheartened.
15     III,  41 |                 suspecting might happen, encouraged his troops to submit cheerfully
16     III,  46 |               half way down the hill, he encouraged them by Antonius, who commanded
17     III,  65 |               checked the Pompeians, and encouraged our men to recover from
18     III,  69 |            changed. For Pompey's legion, encouraged by the hope of speedy support,
19     III,  73 |               addressed his soldiers and encouraged them "not to be troubled
20     III,  87 |                unless victorious; and he encouraged the rest to do the like.
21     III,  97 |                by a river. Caesar having encouraged his troops, though they
22     III,  108| commander-in-chief of the forces. Him he encouraged and animated by promises
23     III,  112|              messengers to Achillas, and encouraged him not to desist from his


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
24      II,  5  |                         5 Caesar, having encouraged the Remi, and addressed
25      II,  19 |                within the woods, and had encouraged one another, they rushed
26      II,  20 |               formed; the soldiers to be encouraged; the watchword to be given.
27      II,  21 |                 the tenth legion. Having encouraged the soldiers with no further
28     III,  19 |                of breath. Sabinus having encouraged his men, gives them the
29     VII,  24 |              kept watch at the work, and encouraged the soldiers not to discontinue
30     VII,  29 |              following day, consoled and encouraged his soldiers in the following
31     VII,  40 |                the camp of the enemy. He encouraged his soldiers “not to be
32     VII,  53 |                this assembly, and having encouraged the soldiers at the conclusion
33     VII,  62 |                  sight. Labienus, having encouraged his soldiers “to retain
34     VII,  62 |               the enemy, was present and encouraged his troops. But when the
35     VII,  67 |                enemy in the pursuit, and encouraged our men by the hope of support.
36     VII,  68 |                reliance, were beaten, he encouraged his men to endure the toil,
37    VIII,  8  |                which he had received, he encouraged his soldiers. In order if
38    VIII,  28 |               uncommon spirit and skill, encouraged his men, and pursuing the