Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  86 |        persons approved of and chosen by a faction. That against
 2     III,  1  |     the laws that he should be chosen consul. This business being
 3     III,  59 |     and took care to have them chosen into the senate at an unusual
 4     III,  73 |     faults in him: that he had chosen a safe ground for the engagement,
 5     III,  81 |      obeyed his orders. Having chosen a position convenient for
 6     III,  91 |   about one hundred and twenty chosen volunteers of the same century
 7     III,  100|      water. But Laelius having chosen a more convenient season


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 8       I,  3  |       third year. Orgetorix is chosen to complete these arrangements.
 9       I,  46 |      without any danger to his chosen legion, yet he did not think
10      II,  18 |       ground which our men had chosen for the camp was this: A
11     III,  23 |       in military matters, are chosen leaders. These, adopting
12      IV,  19 |     place; that the place thus chosen was nearly the centre of
13       V,  9  |       disembarked his army and chosen a convenient place for the
14      VI,  23 |       another, magistrates are chosen to preside over that war
15     VII,  71 |        remiss, eighty thousand chosen men would perish with him;
16    VIII,  7  |   Atrebates, and that they had chosen for their camp, an elevated
17    VIII,  7  |       in the position they had chosen, and by ambuscade to prevent
18    VIII,  8  |      The eleventh consisted of chosen youth of great hopes, who
19    VIII,  18 |   Gauls, placed in ambush, had chosen for the seat of action a
20    VIII,  23 | purpose, he sent with him some chosen centurions. When they came