Civil Wars
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 1       I,  1 |     sixty miles with incredible dispatch, and reached the city in
 2       I,  71|    contest depended entirely on dispatch, which should first get
 3     III,  11|         taking fresh horses for dispatch, he posted away to Pompey,
 4     III,  29|    messengers to him with great dispatch, to inform him in what part
 5     III,  79|   reasons, each of them studied dispatch, that he might succor his
 6     III,  96|        there, but with the same dispatch, collecting a few of his


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 7       I,  37|        that he ought to use all dispatch, lest, if this new band
 8      II,  12|          and struck also by the dispatch of the Romans, send embassadors
 9      II,  26|       nothing [which tended] to dispatch. ~
10      IV,  11|         begged him to send on a dispatch to those who had marched
11       V,  1 |     size and shape of them. For dispatch of lading, and for drawing
12       V,  28|        their only safety lay in dispatch. What issue would the advice
13       V,  38|        placed all their hope in dispatch, and felt assured that,
14       V,  39|      are raised with incredible dispatch out of the timber which
15       V,  45|     night, and come to him with dispatch. Crassus sets out with the
16       V,  47|         of the common safety in dispatch. He goes into the territories
17      VI,  1 |   taught the Gauls, both by his dispatch and by his forces what the
18     VII,  20| favorable season, and with such dispatch; that all these circumstances
19     VII,  40|    affair seemed to depend upon dispatch. He leaves Caius Fabius,
20     VII,  45|       they could be assisted by dispatch alone: that success depended
21    VIII,  11|      Trebonius to send with all dispatch for the thirteenth legion
22    VIII,  46|         executed with his usual dispatch and good fortune. For all