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 1       I,  18|     soldiers he promised them lands out of his own estate; to
 2       I,  36|    granted to their state the lands of the Vocae Arecomici,
 3      II,  37|      nor corn, with which the lands abounded. Wherefore, with
 4     III,  59|      and had bestowed on them lands taken from the enemy, and


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 5       I,  11|       and were ravaging their lands. The Aedui, as they could
 6       I,  28|      of the excellence of the lands, cross over from their own
 7       I,  28|      valor, to whom they gave lands, and whom they afterward
 8       I,  31|    had become enamored of the lands and the refinement and the
 9      II,  9 |     they should lay waste the lands of the Remi, which were
10      IV,  3 |  praise as a nation, that the lands about their territories
11      IV,  3 |     one side of the Suevi the lands are said to lie desolate
12      IV,  4 | inhabited, and where they had lands, houses, and villages on
13      IV,  7 |       them either assign them lands, or permit them to retain
14      IV,  8 |    others, nor were there any lands lying waste in Gaul, which
15      IV,  15| torture from the Gauls, whose lands they had harassed, said
16      IV,  38|   having laid waste all their lands, cut down their corn and
17       V,  12|    and began to cultivate the lands. The number of the people
18       V,  18|       enemy in ravaging their lands, and kindling fires only
19       V,  55|     the Remi, devastate their lands, and attack the camp of
20      VI,  3 |     of men, and wasting their lands and giving up that booty
21      VI,  23|  shall be driven out of their lands and abandon them, and that
22     VII,  3 |    intelligence through their lands and districts by a shout;
23     VII,  54|      towns, deprived of their lands, stripped of all their forces,
24     VII,  77|     country, and sought other lands; they left us our rights,
25     VII,  77|     left us our rights, laws, lands, and liberty. But what other
26     VII,  77|     by envy, to settle in the lands and states of those whom
27    VIII,  7 |       home to cultivate their lands (for the emigration was