Civil Wars
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 1       I,  13 |       the affections of all the inhabitants were very well inclined
 2       I,  13 | cheerful concurrence of all the inhabitants. Caesar, having received
 3       I,  19 |       of the eighth legion. The inhabitants, as soon as they saw our
 4       I,  29 |      and being conducted by the inhabitants by a long circuit, they
 5      II,  13 |      the sword all the grown up inhabitants, as they threatened to do.
 6      II,  18 |      Petreius. He commanded the inhabitants of Gades to build ten ships
 7     III,  12 |       his escape privately. The inhabitants of Apollonia sent embassadors
 8     III,  12 |     example was followed by the inhabitants of Bullis, Amantia, and
 9     III,  81 |                        3.81]The inhabitants of Metropolis, at first
10     III,  81 |       comparing the fate of the inhabitants of Metropolis with the severe
11     III,  102|       by the consent of all the inhabitants of Antioch and Roman citizens


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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12     III,  22 |         surrender [as the other inhabitants]. ~
13       V,  14 |     customs. Most of the inland inhabitants do not sow corn, but live
14       V,  18 |        drive the cattle and the inhabitants from the fields into the
15     VII,  11 | opposite bank, fearing lest the inhabitants should escape by night from
16     VII,  58 |      his unexpected arrival the inhabitants, of whom a great number
17    VIII,  24 |       waste his country both of inhabitants, cattle, and buildings,
18    VIII,  32 |     powerful influence over the inhabitants, who were his countrymen,
19    VIII,  32 | situation; and prevailed on the inhabitants to join him. ~