Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  12 |       require that Caesar should quit Ariminum and return to his
 2       I,  28 | determined from the beginning to quit Italy, began to prepare
 3       I,  32 |          him to weigh anchor and quit the place. ~
 4       I,  45 |          their ranks, and not to quit their colors, nor, without
 5       I,  62 |       They therefore resolved to quit their posts, and to transfer
 6       I,  80 |         their march no one could quit the line without being taken
 7       I,  86 |         he said before, let them quit the provinces, and disband
 8      II,  20 |          notice to Gallonius, to quit Gades of his own accord
 9      II,  20 |    Gallonius had been induced to quit the town. When this was
10      II,  41 |       been wounded could neither quit the field nor retire to
11     III,  67 |         obliged the Pompeians to quit the rampart in disorder.
12     III,  78 |    Caesar should be unwilling to quit the sea-coast and Corcyra,
13     III,  100|          want of necessaries, to quit the port and islands. ~


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
14       I,  46 |        had ordered the Romans to quit Gaul, and how his cavalry
15     III,  4  |          was liberty granted] to quit the post where he had been
16       V,  15 |       when] retreating, nor dare quit their standards, were little
17       V,  30 |      sleep. At break of day they quit the camp, in a very extended
18       V,  33 |        ranks “that no man should quit his place; that the booty
19       V,  42 |     burning, not only did no one quit the rampart for the purpose
20    VIII,  9  |     before the camp, and did not quit the rising ground. Though
21    VIII,  14 |         distance that they could quit their post without danger:
22    VIII,  19 |     could not be prevailed on to quit the field and take refuge