Civil Wars
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 1       I,  18|      so, that he and upward of thirty cohorts, and a great number
 2       I,  26|        he fixed double floats, thirty feet on either side, before
 3       I,  37|        completed and rigged in thirty days (from the time the
 4       I,  49|        forded for the space of thirty miles, they were all of
 5       I,  62|        to sink several drains, thirty feet deep, by which he might
 6      II,  8 |  pursue the enemy. It extended thirty feet on every side, and
 7      II,  18|         he added to them about thirty auxiliary cohorts; he collected
 8     III,  8 |         and having taken about thirty, vented on them his rage
 9     III,  10|    Spains, and one hundred and thirty cohorts of Roman citizens,
10     III,  40|      Lissus, where he attacked thirty merchantmen, left within
11     III,  53|        counted to Caesar about thirty thousand arrows which had
12     III,  53|     were found two hundred and thirty holes. In reward for this
13     III,  96|      seaside, attended by only thirty horse, and went on board
14     III,  99| missing, but Caesar lost about thirty centurions, valiant officers.


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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15      IV,  35|        still, having got about thirty horse, which Commius the
16       V,  2 |   shortest, [being only] about thirty miles from the continent.
17       V,  13| solstice it is night there for thirty consecutive days. We, in
18      VI,  35|       Rhine in ships and barks thirty miles below that place where
19     VII,  24|        mound three hundred and thirty feet broad and eighty feet
20     VII,  38|    soldiers, when he was about thirty miles distant from Gergovia,
21     VII,  71|         he had barely corn for thirty days, but could hold out
22     VII,  74|    provide forage and corn for thirty days.  ~
23     VII,  75|        and Aulerci Eburovices; thirty thousand from the Rauraci,