Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  8 |     sustained no injury' (by which words and decree the Roman people
 2       I,  9 |           republic. He spoke a few words to the same purport from
 3       I,  9 |          Caesar almost in the same words, and on the same subject,
 4       I,  20| countenance did not agree with his words, and he did every thing
 5       I,  24|         soldiers; told them in few words that they had not made him
 6       I,  77|        first to the tenor of those words, and obliged Afranius to
 7       I,  87|          began to express, both by words and signs, from the rampart
 8      II,  28|             To this he added a few words by way of encouragement,
 9     III,  16|             To this he added a few words of the cause for which they
10     III,  91|        dead." After uttering these words he charged first on the
11     III,  98|            and having spoken a few words of his own clemency to alleviate


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
12       I,  14|                        14 To these words Caesar thus replied:—that “
13       I,  20|           things of Caesar in many words, Caesar takes his right
14       I,  33|        minds of the Gauls with his words, and promised that this
15       V,  42|           enemy by gestures and by words, to enter if they wished;
16       V,  43|          When he had uttered these words, he proceeds beyond the
17      VI,  7 |         camp at early dawn.” These words are quickly carried to the
18     VII,  20|            he, “that I speak these words with truth;—listen to these
19     VII,  29|          soldiers in the following words:—“That they should not be
20    VIII,  48|      thought proper to write a few words in addition to this commentary. ~