Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  4 |        and promotions. Several officers belonging to the two legions,
 2       I,  22|       the tribunes and general officers to ride round; and exhorted
 3      II,  12| stretch out their hands to the officers and the army. At this uncommon
 4      II,  28|      at Corfinium; so that the officers and companies were still
 5     III,  25|   wrote in severe terms to his officers at Brundusium, [and gave
 6     III,  26|                 3.26]They [his officers], exerting boldness and
 7     III,  32|       for levying money on it. Officers were appointed to collect
 8     III,  32|      overrun with bailiffs and officers, and crowded with overseers
 9     III,  74|       meet the enemy, that the officers of the first rank, sensibly
10     III,  99|     thirty centurions, valiant officers. Crastinus, also, of whom


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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11       I,  47|      he would send one of his [officers] as an embassador to him.”
12       I,  47|  embassador one of his [Roman] officers, and should expose him to
13     III,  7 |     those parts, sent out some officers of cavalry, and several
14     III,  8 |     wished to receive back his officers, let him send back to them
15      IV,  11|        sends messengers to the officers who had marched in advance
16      IV,  14|       the absence of their own officers, as time was afforded neither
17      IV,  22| quaestor, his lieutenants, and officers of cavalry. There were in
18       V,  29|        Cotta and the principal officers, “Prevail,” said Sabinus, “
19       V,  32|       march, they ordered [the officers] to give the command that
20       V,  33|     their leaders ordered [the officers] to proclaim through the