Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  26|    before the mole. These he fastened with four anchors at the
 2       I,  28|  barricaded with large beams fastened in the ground and sharpened
 3       I,  62|   bridge to be made of boats fastened together, and transported
 4      II,  2 |     with beams a foot thick, fastened together, and under this
 5      II,  9 |      line, and on these they fastened down planks. These joists
 6      II,  9 | sides which faced the enemy, fastened them to the projecting joists.
 7      II,  10|      other; and in them were fastened small pillars, five feet
 8      II,  10|    and the upper beams, they fastened laths, four fingers square,
 9     III,  39| harbor, behind the town, and fastened them to the shore, and sank


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
10     III,  13|      a foot in breadth, were fastened by iron spikes of the thickness
11     III,  14|      hooks inserted into and fastened upon poles, of a form not
12     III,  14|  walls. When the ropes which fastened the sail-yards to the masts
13      IV,  17|    of forty feet lower down, fastened together in the same manner,
14      IV,  17|     different directions and fastened on sides the one opposite
15      IV,  17|   closer were its parts held fastened together. These beams were
16       V,  9 |  because he was leaving them fastened at anchor upon an even and
17       V,  43|     pierced and a javelin is fastened in his belt. This circumstance
18       V,  47|    his spear with the letter fastened to the thong, inside the
19     VII,  73|   sunk into this trench, and fastened firmly at the bottom, to