Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  23 |       said to our sentinels and guards from the walls, that he
 2       I,  80 |        danger; for the advanced guards, from the rising grounds,
 3      II,  5  |        children, and the public guards, were either extending their
 4      II,  19 |       against Varro, and posted guards and sentinels on the wall
 5     III,  15 |         the town, the other the guards on the coast, that they
 6     III,  43 |      first of all occupied with guards, and raised strong forts
 7     III,  61 |        various attention of the guards, according to the different
 8     III,  94 |        gates, and encourage the guards of the camp." Having thus
 9     III,  101|        him in disorder, without guards or discipline, and the wind
10     III,  104| Achillas, captain of the king's guards, a man of singular boldness,


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
11       I,  53 |        was being dragged by his guards in the fight, bound with
12      II,  33 |         men would dismiss their guards, or at least would keep
13      IV,  4  |        river, and having placed guards on this side the Rhine,
14      IV,  4  |       stealth on account of the guards of the Menapii, pretended
15       V,  57 |      his men within the camp by guards with such great strictness,
16     VII,  19 |       of that marsh with trusty guards, thus determined that if
17     VII,  27 |         because he observed the guards arranged on the walls a
18     VII,  55 |   neighboring country, to place guards and garrisons in different
19     VII,  65 |                     65 The only guards provided against all these
20     VII,  65 |         The Allobroges, placing guards along the course of the
21     VII,  69 |  occupied by watches and strong guards. ~~
22     VII,  74 |         from these, so that the guards of the fortifications could
23     VII,  78 |       food. But Caesar, placing guards on the rampart, forbade
24    VIII,  12 |         country, and post their guards with more caution, and to
25    VIII,  14 |      days in the same camp, the guards of the Bellovaci, learning
26    VIII,  35 |    Accordingly, having disposed guards here and there along the