Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  26|     and secured them, he then joined to them other floats of
 2       I,  61|    five powerful states being joined to Caesar, a way opened
 3       I,  65|      the rising grounds which joined Caesar's camp, that their
 4       I,  65|     at other times, that they joined battle and that our men
 5      II,  3 |     ships out of dock. Having joined this to his other ships,
 6      II,  6 |  distressed. Nor, after being joined by the Albici, did they
 7      II,  10|    five feet high, which were joined together by braces, with
 8      II,  29|       free towns to those who joined the opposite party had changed
 9     III,  15|       mentioned, and Libo had joined Bibulus, they both called
10     III,  21|       them ample presents, he joined him, and sent him to Thurinum
11     III,  66|      in that place. This camp joined a certain wood, and was
12     III,  95|      the high mountains which joined the camp. ~


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
13       I,  12|   crossing by rafts and boats joined together. When Caesar was
14       I,  23|  higher grounds, they had not joined battle or because they flattered
15       I,  25|    after encouraging his men, joined battle. His soldiers hurling
16      II,  3 |   this side of the Rhine, had joined themselves to them; and
17      IV,  17|     this plan of a bridge. He joined together at the distance
18      IV,  26|    and all their comrades had joined them, made an attack upon
19       V,  11|       brought up on shore and joined with the camp by one fortification.
20      VI,  29|      end of the bridge, which joined the banks of the Ubii, and
21     VII,  58|       fifty ships and quickly joined them together, and having
22    VIII,  2 | territories of the Aedui, and joined to it the eleventh legion
23    VIII,  27|       sight of the enemy, nor joined Caninius; yet being informed