Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  29 |      an action. Pompey weighed anchor at nightfall. The soldiers
 2       I,  32 |       but obliged him to weigh anchor and quit the place. ~
 3      II,  22 |     having espied him, weighed anchor, and pursued him. But of
 4      II,  25 |   merchant ships, which lay at anchor before Utica, in number
 5      II,  25 |       instant they all weighed anchor and left Utica, and repaired
 6     III,  14 |     his ships allowed, weighed anchor: and having sailed a little
 7     III,  15 |  either wood or water, or even anchor near the land. He was reduced
 8     III,  26 |        southerly wind, weighed anchor, and the next day were carried
 9     III,  28 |        had made to, came to an anchor opposite Lissus. Otacilius
10     III,  39 |    near it he fixed another at anchor, on which he raised a turret,
11     III,  101|    board the ships and weighed anchor, and having attacked Cassius'
12     III,  102| impossible to judge. He lay at anchor one night, and calling together


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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13      IV,  23 |   disembarking, he remained at anchor till the ninth hour, for
14      IV,  23 |     signal being given and the anchor weighed, he advanced about
15      IV,  28 |     however, after having cast anchor, as they were getting filled
16      IV,  29 |    burden which were riding at anchor against each other; nor
17       V,  9  |       leaving them fastened at anchor upon an even and open shore;
18       V,  22 |       on, after he had weighed anchor at the beginning of the