Civil Wars
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 1       I,  1 |            him. All these acts were performed by Caesar, with the hope
 2       I,  10|            might be the more easily performed, and conditions secured
 3       I,  24|           and that day decamped and performed the regular march. He staid
 4       I,  31|         states, and these things he performed with great zeal. He was
 5     III,  75|           not to halt till they had performed their journey; and he detached
 6     III,  76|                         3.76]Having performed the exact march which he


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 7      II,  5 |            commands they punctually performed by the day [appointed].
 8      IV,  4 |            and their cavalry having performed the whole of this journey
 9      IV,  14|          lines, and in a short time performed a march of eight miles,
10      IV,  23|             follow him. As this was performed rather tardily by them,
11      IV,  23|           that all things should be performed by them at a nod and at
12       V,  19| Mandubratius to them. They speedily performed the things demanded, and
13       V,  26|        common freedom. Since he had performed his duty to them on the
14       V,  32|        encouraging the soldiers, he performed the duties of a general,
15      VI,  7 |        While these things are being performed by Caesar, the Treviri,
16      VI,  30|            he was commanded; having performed his march rapidly, and even
17     VII,  12|             of the terms were being performed, a few centurions and soldiers
18    VIII,  28|          orders might be faithfully performed, Quintus Atius Varus, general