Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  3  |       armies raised under whose protection the senate might freely
 2       I,  9  |         who had fled to him for protection; he called his other legions
 3       I,  41 |         gone forth as the usual protection to the foragers, and had
 4       I,  43 |        his work, relying on the protection of the three legions, and
 5      II,  8  |     that it might prove a great protection to them to build a turret
 6      II,  9  |     small bricks as high as the protection of the plutei and vineae
 7      II,  10 |          The soldiers under the protection of the vineae, finish this
 8      II,  32 |  protect Rome or Italy, to your protection. There are some here present
 9     III,  13 |     support might be certain of protection from his out-guards and
10     III,  80 | requesting a garrison for their protection. But the report, already
11     III,  110|     slaves were sure of finding protection for their persons on the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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12       I,  48 |      the whole army for his own protection. By these [foot] they were
13      II,  3  |        their possessions to the protection and disposal of the Roman
14      II,  13 |         throw themselves on his protection and power, nor would contend
15      II,  15 |     would receive them into his protection, and would spare them; but,
16      IV,  6  |     Condrusi, who are under the protection of the Treviri. After summoning
17      IV,  21 |    persuade them to embrace the protection of the Roman people, and
18      IV,  22 |         he received them to his protection. Having collected together,
19       V,  19 |      Mandubratius embracing the protection of Caesar had come to the
20       V,  55 |          as having embraced the protection of Caesar, and never having
21      VI,  4  |         ancient times under the protection of Rome. Caesar readily
22      VI,  4  | mediators the Remi, under whose protection they were: they receive
23      VI,  34 |    morass furnished any hope of protection or of security to any one,
24     VII,  5  |       to the Aedui, under whose protection they were, to solicit aid
25     VII,  10 |        that there was in him no protection for his friends; but if
26     VII,  15 |       of Gaul, which was both a protection and ornament to the state;
27     VII,  38 |        them, in reliance on his protection. He immediately seizes a
28    VIII,  3  |         been received under his protection, they did the same. ~
29    VIII,  5  |      and not finding sufficient protection in the woods, from the violence