Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  46|     the ninth legion to their relief, and checked the insolent
 2       I,  46| battle, would fill it; but no relief could be sent on the flanks,
 3      II,  40|     in the night, sent to his relief two thousand Spanish and
 4     III,  52|    divide our forces; that no relief might be sent from the neighboring
 5     III,  64|  detached some cohorts to the relief of our men, who seeing them
 6     III,  72|   that the one could not give relief to the other, were the causes
 7     III,  78|      through Illyricum to the relief of Italy; but if he endeavored
 8     III,  80|    and Pompey "to come to his relief, that he could depend on


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 9       I,  52|      sent the third line as a relief to our men who were in distress. ~~
10      II,  7 |       Balearian slingers as a relief to the towns-people, by
11      II,  26|    sent the tenth legion as a relief to our men, who, when they
12     III,  3 |  either] troops come to their relief, or provisions be brought
13     III,  15|  ships were beaten, and as no relief for that evil could be discovered,
14      IV,  37|      cavalry in the camp as a relief to his men. In the mean
15       V,  15|       sent by Caesar to their relief, and these severally the
16       V,  16|   until the horse, relying on relief, as they saw the legions
17       V,  26| should be able to come to the relief of another legion, that
18       V,  27|   corn; that in the mean time relief would come both from the
19       V,  40|         if they hoped for any relief from those who distrust
20       V,  43|     surrounded, Pulfio brings relief; and both having slain a
21       V,  57|     sends up the cohorts as a relief to the horse. The issue
22     VII,  80|  among their cavalry, to give relief to their retreating troops,