Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1      II,  38|            Curio, and brought some, prisoners with them. ~
 2      II,  39|              that the answer of the prisoners corresponds with the account
 3     III,  38|          they either killed or took prisoners all the rest of these two
 4     III,  71|       obtained his consent that the prisoners should be delivered up to
 5     III,  81|          the city of Gomphi by some prisoners, whom Caesar had ordered
 6     III,  99|      twenty-four thousand were made prisoners: for even the cohorts which


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 7       I,  50|         When Caesar inquired of his prisoners, wherefore Ariovistus did
 8      II,  16|             he discovered from some prisoners, that the river Sambre was
 9      II,  17|         afterwards learned from the prisoners, having accurately observed,
10       V,  8 |           afterward found from some prisoners, though large bodies of
11       V,  9 |         when he discovered from the prisoners in what part the forces
12       V,  17|        being discovered from [some] prisoners and deserters, Caesar, sending
13       V,  22|            he had a large number of prisoners, and some of the ships had
14       V,  41|       having taken some of our army prisoners, were instructed by them:
15       V,  41|           mantelets, which the same prisoners had taught them. ~
16       V,  47|           There he learns from some prisoners what things are going on
17       V,  51|          Sabinus and Cotta from the prisoners. An assembly being held
18      VI,  8 |            slain, and several taken prisoners, got possession of the state
19      VI,  32|            by an examination of his prisoners, commanded that if any of
20      VI,  35| depredations; they inquire of their prisoners in what part Caesar is;
21      VI,  35|         removed. Thereon one of the prisoners says, “Why do you pursue
22      VI,  39|         they had learned from their prisoners had removed further off,
23      VI,  43|            all directions, that the prisoners declared Ambiorix had just
24    VIII,  7 |          round the country, to take prisoners, from whom he might learn
25    VIII,  26|             he was informed by some prisoners, that Duracius was shut
26    VIII,  36|          Caninius learned from some prisoners, that a part of the forces
27    VIII,  36|        having either killed or made prisoners of them all, gained great
28    VIII,  48|          escape, and some were made prisoners. Their general escaped this