Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  80|            When they approached a valley or declivity, and the advanced
 2       I,  80|          all together down to the valley, and having passed it, should
 3      II,  1 |          country, and a very deep valley, required a long and difficult
 4      II,  27|           and with only one small valley between them, each drew
 5      II,  34|          between the two armies a valley, as already mentioned, not
 6      II,  34|     perceived descending into the valley. Against them Curio detached
 7      II,  34|          far before them all. The valley was so difficult of assent


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 8     III,  1 |       village being situated in a valley, with a small plain annexed
 9     III,  2 |       from the mountains into the valley, and discharge their weapons
10     III,  20|          placed in ambuscade in a valley. These attacked our men [
11       V,  31|     descended into a considerable valley, they suddenly presented
12       V,  31| themselves on either side of that valley, and began both to harass
13       V,  48|      other side of a considerable valley and rivulet. It was an affair
14       V,  48|           path he might cross the valley. ~
15       V,  49|         camp, on this side of the valley; if he could not accomplish
16       V,  49|        passes, he might cross the valley and the river with the less
17      VI,  34| directions. Where either a hidden valley, or a woody spot, or a difficult
18     VII,  47|    because there was a very large valley between them, were however
19    VIII,  9 |          opposite to them, with a valley between them, deep rather
20    VIII,  14|           from it only by a small valley, he laid a bridge over the
21    VIII,  40|        water. A river divided the valley below, which almost surrounded