Civil Wars
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 1       I,  26|        of equal size. These he covered over with earth and mold,
 2       I,  29|       of the hidden stakes and covered trenches, they halted, and
 3       I,  55|  wrought with wicker work, and covered over with hides. When these
 4      II,  2 |      arches of the vineae were covered over with beams a foot thick,
 5      II,  2 |        very strong timber, and covered over with every thing that
 6      II,  4 |    several fishing-smacks, and covered them over, that the seamen
 7      II,  9 |        ends of the joists were covered by the outer face of the
 8      II,  9 |    laid the ends of the beams, covered in by the outer bricks in
 9      II,  10|       braces, the musculus was covered with tiles and mortar, to
10      II,  10|  bricks. Again, the hides were covered over with mattresses, that
11      II,  14|      arms were all laid by and covered up, they sallied out from
12      II,  15|    space which was floored was covered over with hurdles, and the
13      II,  15|     with mortar. The soldiers, covered over head by the floor,
14      II,  23|       running his three-decked covered galley on the nearest shore,
15     III,  15|   which fell on the hides that covered their decks; yet all these
16     III,  24|       the valor of his troops, covered about sixty of the long-boats
17     III,  96|        the floors of the tents covered with fresh sods, the tents


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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18       I,  24|       whole mountain should be covered with men, and that meanwhile
19      II,  33|         which they had hastily covered over with skins, (as the
20     III,  3 |       places were seen already covered with a multitude of armed
21      IV,  17|        bridge, and were [then] covered over with laths and hurdles;
22       V,  17|     fixed under the water were covered by the river. These things
23     VII,  22|     side with turrets, and had covered them with skins. Besides,
24     VII,  23|    mortised on the inside, and covered with plenty of earth. But
25     VII,  73|        the rest of the pit was covered over with osiers and twigs,
26    VIII,  5 | shelter the tents, and hastily covered with thatch. But the horse
27    VIII,  9 |      galleries laid across and covered over; which should be guarded
28    VIII,  12|        body of foot in a place covered with woods; to it they sent