Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  30 |        this, on account of the season of the year, appeared tedious
 2       I,  33 |      labor for the rest of the season, drew off his soldiers to
 3       I,  49 |       was the most distressing season of the year, when there
 4      II,  23 |      Clupea, and in the summer season has a convenient harbor,
 5     III,  25 |        were expecting that the season for transporting troops,
 6     III,  100|       chosen a more convenient season of the year for his expedition,


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 7       I,  54 |        little earlier than the season of the year required. He
 8     III,  9  |        himself, as soon as the season of the year permits, hastens
 9       V,  7  |    blows a great part of every season, prevented the voyage, he
10       V,  22 |  debarred from a voyage by the season of the year, inasmuch as
11      VI,  4  |        thought that the summer season was one for an impending
12      VI,  18 | compute the divisions of every season, not by the number of days,
13     VII,  8  |         as it was the severest season of the year; yet having
14     VII,  8  |    wall, and the paths at this season of the year had never before
15     VII,  14 |       likewise assisted by the season of the year; that forage
16     VII,  20 |       come at such a favorable season, and with such dispatch;
17     VII,  32 |       invited by the favorable season of the year to prosecute
18    VIII,  5  |        out, especially at that season, took up his quarters at
19    VIII,  6  |      contented, at so severe a season, to disperse the gathering
20    VIII,  7  |  getting forage (which at that season was both scarce and much
21    VIII,  22 |      Bellovaci had at the same season the year before, in conjunction