Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  4  |        days' time to finish the business. Opinions were expressed
 2       I,  88 |    other. The execution of this business he gave in charge to Quintus
 3      II,  13 |        and diligence, as if the business was at an end. For Caesar
 4      II,  15 |    building without danger: the business was soon finished - the
 5     III,  1  |   should be chosen consul. This business being ended, as credit was
 6     III,  8  |     cavalry. The charge of this business was committed to lieutenant
 7     III,  33 |          and postpone all other business. As soon as he received
 8     III,  40 |          After dispatching this business, he left Decimus Laelius,
 9     III,  51 |         hopes of completing the business, they had protracted the
10     III,  82 |        exclaim, that it was the business only of a single day, but
11     III,  102|        he ought to postpone all business and pursue Pompey, whithersoever


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
12       I,  34 |       it appeared strange, what business either Caesar or the Roman
13       I,  45 |      why he could not waive the business, and that neither his nor
14     III,  15 |     opportune for finishing the business; for our men gave chase
15      IV,  16 |  prevented from doing so by the business of the commonwealth, he
16      IV,  31 | continent. And thus, since that business was executed by the soldiers
17      VI,  3  |         give him hostages. That business having been speedily executed,
18      VI,  34 |       bodies. If he desired the business to be completed and the
19     VII,  77 |     summoned to the council. My business is with those who approve
20    VIII,  37 |         having accomplished the business so successfully, without
21    VIII,  46 |     quickly ran through all the business of the assizes, settled
22    VIII,  49 |        Belgae, made it his only business to keep the states in amity