Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  22|     single person should get out privately. Nor was any man so negligent
 2       I,  67|       next day Petreius went out privately with a few horse to reconnoitre
 3      II,  3 |          having sent in a galley privately, acquaints Domitius and
 4      II,  21|          honor both publicly and privately on some states, he left
 5     III,  12| inclinations, he made his escape privately. The inhabitants of Apollonia
 6     III,  21|          would go to Caesar, but privately sent messengers to Milo,
 7     III,  30|         the river Apsus; Pompey, privately by night; Caesar, openly
 8     III,  67|         by a different route, as privately as he could, with his other
 9     III,  75|          sent on all his baggage privately in the beginning of the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
10       I,  18|     inquiries on the same points privately of others, and discovered
11       I,  19|        what each had said of him privately in his [Caesar’s] own presence;
12       I,  31|        allowed to treat with him privately (in secret) concerning the
13     III,  18|     Sabinus would the next night privately draw off his army out of
14       V,  3 |         and began to solicit him privately about their own interests,
15       V,  54|        and seeking, publicly and privately, his favor and friendship. ~~
16     VII,  33|          only a few persons were privately summoned for the purpose,
17     VII,  83|      character for courage; they privately arrange among themselves