Civil Wars
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 1       I,  45 |       post which they had taken. Accordingly, when the advanced guard
 2       I,  64 |     ought to hasten their march. Accordingly, leaving two auxiliary cohorts
 3       I,  65 |     attempt it and make a trial. Accordingly, he ordered all the weaker
 4      II,  5  |  furnished with every necessary. Accordingly, having encouraged his men
 5      II,  14 |       preparation for a defense. Accordingly, they slew several, and
 6      II,  42 |       Caesar, to his charge, and accordingly fought till he was killed.
 7     III,  6  |     cheerfully fulfill them." He accordingly set sail the fourth day
 8     III,  19 |        explain their wishes, and accordingly a fixed time was appointed
 9     III,  36 |    hastened to relieve Favonius. Accordingly, continuing his march day
10     III,  41 |        pursuing some other plan. Accordingly, the day following, he set
11     III,  55 |        further into the country. Accordingly, he detached Fufius thither,
12     III,  73 |          plan of his operations. Accordingly, he at once called in all
13     III,  75 |                             3.75]Accordingly, suffering no time to intervene
14     III,  78 |          come to his assistance. Accordingly, Caesar dispatching couriers,
15     III,  80 |        auxiliaries could arrive. Accordingly, taking advantage of the
16     III,  84 | inclination to come to a battle. Accordingly he led his troops out of
17     III,  111|      provisions and auxiliaries. Accordingly that spirit was displayed,


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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18       I,  35 |        their allies; if he would accordingly do this,” [Caesar says]
19       I,  52 |          to be the least strong. Accordingly our men, upon the signal
20     III,  16 |      defending their towns. They accordingly surrendered themselves and
21      IV,  2  |   unmanly, than to use housings. Accordingly, they have the courage,
22       V,  27 |      people of their own accord. Accordingly, they refer the matter to
23       V,  38 |                               36 Accordingly, messengers having been
24       V,  56 | conducting the war successfully. Accordingly, the speech of Indutiomarus,
25      VI,  3  |                                3 Accordingly, while the winter was not
26      VI,  14 |          great number of verses; accordingly some remain in the course
27      VI,  24 |         colonies over the Rhine. Accordingly, the Volcae Tectosages,
28     VII,  30 |          it should be abandoned. Accordingly, as ill success weakens
29     VII,  79 |         all are elated with joy. Accordingly, drawing out their troops,
30    VIII,  35 |        provisions into the town. Accordingly, having disposed guards
31    VIII,  38 |        be imputed to Guturvatus. Accordingly, he was whipped to death,
32    VIII,  44 |   exemplary punishment on these. Accordingly he cut off the hands of