Civil Wars
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 1       I,  33|                person for Rome. Having assembled the senate, he reminded
 2     III,  19|              multitude from both sides assembled, and the expectations of


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 3       I,  8 |             and the soldiers which had assembled from the Province, he carries
 4       I,  30|            Gaul, the chiefs of states, assembled to congratulate Caesar, [
 5     III,  16|                discretion or rank, had assembled in that battle; and they
 6     III,  17|              desperate men and robbers assembled out of Gaul from all quarters,
 7     III,  26|               which it was certain had assembled out of Aquitania and from
 8      IV,  23|                Having in the mean time assembled the lieutenants and military
 9      IV,  26|               and another from another assembled around whatever standards
10      IV,  27|          country parts, and the chiefs assembled from all quarter, and proceeded
11      IV,  37|           about 6000 of the enemy soon assembled; which being reported, Caesar
12       V,  8 |             large bodies of troops had assembled there, yet being alarmed
13       V,  11|                the Britons had already assembled at that place, the chief
14       V,  16|                the auxiliaries who had assembled from all sides, departed;
15       V,  28|               the Germans, should have assembled; or when some disaster had
16       V,  52|              called the Armoricae, had assembled for the purpose of attacking
17       V,  57|               and the Nervii which had assembled, depart; and for a short
18      VI,  5 | lightly-equipped legions. They, having assembled no troops, as they relied
19      VI,  7 |            interests. Labienus, having assembled the tribunes of the soldiers
20      VI,  10|           their allies, which they had assembled, to the utmost extremities
21     VII,  4 |            general freedom, and having assembled great forces he drives from
22     VII,  33|               almost all the state had assembled there, and he was informed
23     VII,  48|            great multitude of them had assembled, the matrons, who a little
24     VII,  55|          Noviodunum, and those who had assembled there for the purpose of
25     VII,  75|              when so great a multitude assembled together, they could neither
26    VIII,  7 |             fit for carrying arms, had assembled in one place, and along