Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1      II,  25 |      his cavalry after them to plunder them and get the spoil.
 2     III,  31 |    interest, permitted them to plunder the cities. ~
 3     III,  59 |       pay, and applied all the plunder to their own use. Displeased
 4     III,  80 |      gave it up to his army to plunder, and immediately decamped
 5     III,  97 |        not to be too intent on plunder, and lose the opportunity
 6     III,  112|     the coast, they constantly plunder like pirates. And without


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 7       V,  12 |      Belgae for the purpose of plunder and making war; almost all
 8      VI,  35 |     distinction invited to the plunder. The Sigambri, who are nearest
 9      VI,  35 |       leave in concealment the plunder they had acquired; they
10      VI,  41 |     beyond the Rhine with that plunder which they had deposited
11      VI,  42 |        object, that they might plunder the territories of Ambiorix,
12     VII,  3  |     provision department), and plunder their property. The report
13     VII,  14 |    abundance of provisions and plunder. If these sacrifices should
14     VII,  28 |        who was anxious for the plunder. Thus, being excited by
15     VII,  42 |      an ascertained fact. They plunder the property of the Roman
16     VII,  45 |     fighting, or their hope of plunder, he sets before them what
17     VII,  47 |     that he was excited by the plunder of Avaricum, and would not
18     VII,  88 | throughout the entire army, as plunder.  ~
19    VIII,  4  |         to be given instead of plunder: and sending his legions
20    VIII,  47 |   himself and his adherents on plunder by means of his cavalry,