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 1       I,  1  |         openly oppose him on this occasion. But the consuls Lentulus
 2       I,  48 |           hill which had been the occasion of the dispute; and, in
 3      II,  14 |         our men had on the former occasion given up all thoughts of
 4      II,  33 |         out his men, that, if any occasion should offer, either to
 5     III,  32 |         being called in, on which occasion, they alleged that the delay
 6     III,  51 |       conduct without control, as occasion requires. Sylla, being deputed
 7     III,  84 |          thousand of Pompey's, if occasion required, and would not
 8     III,  103|       friends thought fit on this occasion, he sailed for Pelusium.
 9     III,  109|          trust to them, if he had occasion to hazard a battle without
10     III,  109|     hearing them, or learning the occasion of their coming, he ordered


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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11       I,  16 |           by them on so urgent an occasion, when the enemy were so
12      II,  6  |           easily effected on this occasion; for while so large a number
13      II,  8  |            if there should be any occasion, they might be brought as
14     III,  7  |        war sprang up in Gaul. The occasion of that war was this: P.
15      IV,  2  |      great activity when there is occasion; nor, according to their
16      IV,  22 |         their conduct on the late occasion; alleging that it was as
17       V,  8  |         measures according to the occasion and according to the circumstance;
18       V,  26 |         To the state moreover the occasion of the war was this-that
19      VI,  15 |     knights. These, when there is occasion and any war occurs (which
20      VI,  35 |       might produce even a slight occasion of fear. The report extends
21     VII,  3  |    neighbors, as happened on this occasion; for the things which were
22     VII,  30 |           themselves, and on this occasion, for the first time, the
23     VII,  40 |       journey on such a necessary occasion,” and, after advancing twenty-five
24     VII,  80 | fortifications, in order that, if occasion should arise, each should
25    VIII,  7  |        his whole army on a future occasion, when they should be in
26    VIII,  10 |          and when there should be occasion to make a distant excursion
27    VIII,  31 |        the same Dumnacus. On this occasion Fabius was extremely fortunate