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 1       I,  32 |       sickness, to set foot on shore; but obliged him to weigh
 2      II,  23 |  covered galley on the nearest shore, left her there and made
 3      II,  23 |      seeing a ship left on the shore, he brought her off by a
 4      II,  26 |        into the town along the shore, Caesar's soldiers slay
 5      II,  43 |     boats brought close to the shore early in the evening. But
 6      II,  43 |        them from coming to the shore. ~
 7     III,  14 |        the ports and the whole shore was occupied by the enemy'
 8     III,  15 | country by land; for the whole shore was occupied by parties
 9     III,  23 |        ships to be hauled upon shore and repaired; for that with
10     III,  24 |      them separately along the shore: and under the pretext of
11     III,  25 |      steer their course to the shore of Apollonia: because there
12     III,  28 |        convenient place on the shore, they spent the rest of
13     III,  39 |       and fastened them to the shore, and sank a merchant-ship
14     III,  40 |       which were moored to the shore, and were not manned, he
15     III,  100|  disposing the horse along the shore, strove to prevent the enemy


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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16      IV,  23 |     from their summit upon the shore. Considering this by no
17      IV,  23 |      against an open and level shore. ~
18      IV,  25 |     they should advance to the shore], chiefly on account of
19      IV,  26 |        shallows, when from the shore they saw any coming from
20       V,  1  |        and for drawing them on shore, he makes them a little
21       V,  9  |   anchor upon an even and open shore; and he placed Q. Atrius
22       V,  10 |       pieces and cast upon the shore, because neither the anchors
23       V,  11 |      ships to be brought up on shore and joined with the camp
24       V,  11 |      having been brought up on shore and the camp strongly fortified,