Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  75 |        s life. Every place was filled with mirth and congratulations;
 2      II,  4  |      against darts: these they filled with archers and engines.
 3      II,  4  | arrival of Lucius Nasidius had filled the state with the most
 4      II,  11 |       and set fire to barrels, filled with resin and tar, and
 5      II,  21 |     private rewards to some he filled the rest with flattering
 6     III,  8  |   accomplished this affair, he filled all the harbors and shores
 7     III,  39 |      entrance of the port, and filled it with soldiers, and ordered
 8     III,  44 |      our men were wounded, and filled with great dread of the
 9     III,  63 |  rampart; and the ditches were filled with fascines: and the legionary
10     III,  101|   being high and favorable, he filled several transports with


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
11      II,  24 |         when they saw our camp filled with a large number of the
12      IV,  26 |       and the spy sloops to be filled with soldiers, and sent
13      IV,  28 |   anchor, as they were getting filled with water, put out to sea
14       V,  32 |   valuable, and all parts were filled with uproar and lamentation. ~
15     VII,  27 |       all quarters and quickly filled the walls. ~
16     VII,  46 |    lower space empty, they had filled the upper part of the hill,
17     VII,  69 |      The army of the Gauls had filled all the space under the
18     VII,  72 |       low and level ground, he filled with water conveyed from
19     VII,  73 |      stability, they were each filled with trampled clay to the