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 1       I,  15 |                           1.14]Intelligence of this being brought to
 2       I,  22 |                      1.21]Upon intelligence of these matters, though
 3       I,  44 |       seize the eminence. Upon intelligence of this the cohorts which
 4       I,  52 |                           1.51]Intelligence was brought to Afranius
 5       I,  54 |     the first to bring him the intelligence; others, that they might
 6       I,  74 | deliberating on these matters, intelligence was brought them that their
 7      II,  7  |        purpose of bearing this intelligence, and when it came near the
 8      II,  36 |       from king Juba, with the intelligence that he was on his march,
 9      II,  37 |                  2.37]The same intelligence was brought to Curio; but
10      II,  43 |      camp by Curio, having got intelligence of these things, encouraged
11     III,  30 |       and Pompey received this intelligence almost at the same time;
12     III,  40 |     Egyptian fleet, having got intelligence of these things, came to
13     III,  41 |      having afterward got true intelligence from his scouts, he decamped
14     III,  62 |       3.62]Upon receiving this intelligence, Pompey, who had already
15     III,  79 |      march distant, having got intelligence from these, by the courtesy
16     III,  101|    galleys were taken besides. Intelligence was shortly after received
17     III,  101|        and friends. Upon which intelligence Cassius departed with his


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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18      II,  11 |     the camp. At daybreak, the intelligence having been confirmed by
19       V,  52 |     without his receiving some intelligence respecting the meetings
20       V,  52 |       eight miles distant; but intelligence respecting the victory of
21      VI,  10 |       the Suevi, after certain intelligence concerning the army of the
22     VII,  1  |     assizes. There he receives intelligence of the death of Clodius;
23     VII,  3  |       place, they transmit the intelligence through their lands and
24     VII,  9  |     army into one place before intelligence of his arrival could be
25     VII,  16 |    Avaricum. There he received intelligence by trusty scouts, every
26     VII,  26 |       to shout aloud, and give intelligence of their flight to the Romans.
27     VII,  38 |        their cause. Learn this intelligence from those who have escaped
28     VII,  40 |     felt great anxiety on this intelligence, because he had always especially
29     VII,  43 |      43 In the mean time, when intelligence was brought that all their
30     VII,  59 |        departed from Gergovia; intelligence was likewise brought to
31     VII,  61 |        little before daylight, intelligence was given to the enemy that
32    VIII,  4  |        against them. Upon this intelligence, though he had not remained
33    VIII,  8  |       and laying before it the intelligence which he had received, he
34    VIII,  19 |        battle array. Upon this intelligence, our men, confiding in the
35    VIII,  36 |    begun the battle. Upon this intelligence, he marched up with his
36    VIII,  47 |     Nemetocenna : there he got intelligence that Comius, the Atrebatian