Civil Wars
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 1       I,  85|    necessitated to suffer the most severe penalties." These sentiments
 2      II,  18|            He himself [Varro] made severe harangues against Caesar.
 3     III,  2 |            number very much, and a severe autumn in Apulia and the
 4     III,  20|            But Caelius proved more severe to those very persons for
 5     III,  25|          on this account, wrote in severe terms to his officers at
 6     III,  81| inhabitants of Metropolis with the severe treatment of Gomphi, gave


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 7       I,  20|            would not pass any very severe sentence upon his brother;
 8       I,  20|     opinion. But if any thing very severe from Caesar should befall
 9       I,  31|          he would inflict the most severe punishment on all the hostages
10       I,  48|         one, upon receiving a very severe wound, had fallen from his
11      II,  10|           toward them. There was a severe struggle in that place.
12      II,  25|           so exhausted by many and severe wounds, that he was already
13     III,  5 |           to have been disabled by severe wounds in the engagement
14       V,  12|         Gaul, the colds being less severe. ~
15      VI,  16|            troubled with unusually severe diseases, and they who are
16      VI,  17|            deposited; and the most severe punishment, with torture,
17      VI,  19|           be obtained, put them to severe torture, and kill them.
18      VI,  44|           having pronounced a most severe sentence upon Acco, who
19     VII,  16|           dispersed, and inflicted severe loss upon them; although
20     VII,  30|       disheartened by receiving so severe a loss, and had not concealed
21    VIII,  6 |             being contented, at so severe a season, to disperse the
22    VIII,  39|        their obstinacy deserving a severe punishment, lest Gaul in