Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  7 |        in the city and capital, contrary to all precedents of former
 2       I,  20|      meetings with his friends, contrary to his usual practice, in
 3       I,  46|         because it had occurred contrary to their expectations and
 4       I,  60| foraging for several days, and, contrary to the practice of all nations,
 5       I,  70|       we appeared to be going a contrary way. But their generals
 6       I,  83|        to decline an engagement contrary to the opinion of the soldiers
 7     III,  12|         take upon them to judge contrary to what all Italy and the
 8     III,  28|        were brought before him, contrary to the obligation of his
 9     III,  47|        enemy's supplies. On the contrary, Caesar, with an inferior
10     III,  63|      another rampart turned the contrary way, with the works lower.
11     III,  85|   observed that shortly before, contrary to his daily practice, Pompey'


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
12     III,  3 |      sudden danger had happened contrary to the general expectation,
13     III,  9 |    these things should turn out contrary to their expectation, yet
14      IV,  1 |          they do nothing at all contrary to their inclination), both
15      IV,  13|        skirmish the day before, contrary to what had been agreed
16      VI,  8 |       at the enemy. They, when, contrary to their expectation, they
17      VI,  40|   soldiers arrived safe in camp contrary to their expectations; a
18     VII,  30|      other generals, so, on the contrary, his dignity increased daily,
19     VII,  56|        came to the river Loire, contrary to the expectation of all;
20    VIII,  38|        clamors of the soldiers, contrary to his natural humanity,
21    VIII,  40|         arrived at Uxellodunum, contrary to the general expectation,
22    VIII,  50|      were broken up he himself, contrary to his usual practice, proceeded
23    VIII,  53|         proposed to the senate, contrary to the law of Pompey and