Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  2  |        resolutely, but if they turned their regard to Caesar,
 2      II,  34 |       them, Varus's whole army turned their backs and retreated
 3     III,  21 |        to harangue the people, turned him out of the rostrum.
 4     III,  49 |   water. For Caesar had either turned the course of all the rivers
 5     III,  51 |     foremost falling, the rest turned their backs and quitted
 6     III,  63 |      there was another rampart turned the contrary way, with the
 7     III,  105| Minerva, and faced her statue, turned about toward the portal


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 8       I,  26 |     see an enemy with his back turned. The fight was carried on
 9       I,  53 |     renewed, and all the enemy turned their backs, nor did they
10     III,  15 |        flight. And, having now turned their vessels to that quarter
11     III,  19 |       our men, and immediately turned their backs; and our men
12      IV,  35 |    attack of our men long, and turned their backs; our men pursued
13      IV,  37 |      throwing away their arms, turned their backs, and a great
14       V,  32 |     not to be condemned, still turned out unfortunately; for it
15       V,  48 |     enemy had departed and had turned their entire force against
16      VI,  42 |       greater, in that she had turned the barbarians away from
17     VII,  22 |  imparted by any one; for they turned aside the hooks with nooses,
18    VIII,  20 |  learning that every thing had turned out unfavorable, that Correus
19    VIII,  26 |        of Caninius’s approach, turned his whole force against
20    VIII,  43 |       across by our mines, and turned from their course. By this