Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  27|         engines and all sorts of weapons, drove them among Caesar'
 2       I,  27|        slings, arrows, and other weapons. Caesar conducted matters
 3      II,  9 |      spread mattresses, lest the weapons thrown from engines should
 4     III,  19| arrangement among themselves, no weapons were thrown during their
 5     III,  44|          his material there, his weapons, arms, and engines; and
 6     III,  44|          defend them against the weapons. ~
 7     III,  63|      ladders, and by engines and weapons of all sorts, and a vast
 8     III,  63|       stones which were the only weapons that our soldiers had. And


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 9       I,  26|      higher ground kept throwing weapons upon our men, as they came
10       I,  46|           and casting stones and weapons at them. Caesar made an
11       I,  47|          restrained from casting weapons at our men. He thought he
12      II,  23|          the army, casting their weapons, speedily drove the Atrebates (
13      II,  25|          battle and avoiding the weapons; that the enemy [on the
14      II,  27|          who survived cast their weapons against our men [thence],
15      II,  33|          who were throwing their weapons from a rampart and from
16     III,  2 |      valley, and discharge their weapons upon us. To this was added,
17     III,  5 |          only strength, but even weapons were failing our men, and
18     III,  5 |       time, and only collect the weapons flung [at them], and recruit
19     III,  14|          exceeded these; so that weapons could not be cast up from [
20     III,  25|          by supplying stones and weapons [to the soldiers], and by
21     III,  25| resolutely and boldly, and their weapons, discharged from their higher
22      IV,  24|          confidently throw their weapons and spur on their horses,
23      IV,  26|          few, others threw their weapons upon our collected forces
24      IV,  32|          being crowded together, weapons were being cast on them
25      IV,  33|       directions and throw their weapons and generally break the
26       V,  33|     issued that they throw their weapons from a distance and do not
27       V,  34|        left unprotected, and the weapons received on their open flank.
28       V,  34|     crowded together, escape the weapons cast by so large a body
29       V,  42|     harassed by a vast number of weapons, and were aware that their
30       V,  43|     shields, and all throw their weapons at the other and afford
31       V,  50|          nearer, and throw their weapons into the fortification from
32       V,  57|      there: his horse cast their weapons, and with very insulting
33     VII,  72|          they should by day cast weapons against our men while occupied
34     VII,  82|          immense number of their weapons: after they came nearer,
35    VIII,  19|      victory, to discharge their weapons against him. ~
36    VIII,  42|    therefore every man faced the weapons of the enemy and the flames