Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  49|       miles, they were all of necessity confined within these narrow
 2       I,  59|   oars, if possible; but when necessity obliged them to come nearer,
 3     III,  10| confidence, they must both of necessity acquiesce in the decision
 4     III,  77|     if he should be under the necessity of risking an engagement,
 5     III,  78|     Scipio, to oblige him, of necessity, to come to his assistance.


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 6       I,  4 |     rescued himself from [the necessity of] pleading his cause.
 7       I,  17|      that though compelled by necessity, he had disclosed the matter
 8       I,  51|    the enemy. Then at last of necessity the Germans drew their forces
 9      II,  11|    were not restrained by any necessity or command, as soon as the
10      IV,  28|        put out to sea through necessity in a stormy night, and made
11       V,  22|    equinox was at hand, he of necessity stowed his soldiers the
12       V,  34|    part of the Roman army, of necessity, was left unprotected, and
13      VI,  4 |    are close at hand: through necessity they give over their design
14      VI,  12|      Divitiacus urged by this necessity, had proceeded to Rome to
15     VII,  10|    impressed on the Aedui the necessity of supplying him with provisions,
16     VII,  38|      deliberation, and not of necessity, for us to go to Gergovia
17     VII,  86|     to do this except through necessity. He himself goes to the
18    VIII,  5 |  hurry, to meet the immediate necessity, in which they lived to
19    VIII,  10|  daily foraging, what must of necessity happen, when corn is to
20    VIII,  43|   gods; forced, therefore, by necessity, they at length submitted. ~
21    VIII,  49|   wishes than to be under the necessity of engaging in another war