Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  46|     increasing, and cohorts were frequently sent to their aid from the
 2       I,  80|   cohorts closed their rear, and frequently made a stand on the level
 3       I,  81|        slowly and gradually, and frequently halted to help their rear,
 4      II,  33|        affected by this oration, frequently attempted to interrupt him
 5      II,  41|          The enemy's troops were frequently reinforced by assistance
 6     III,  19|          Apsus, and the soldiers frequently conversed with each other;
 7     III,  19|         to peace; and to cry out frequently with a loud voice [asking], "
 8     III,  48|   upbraided ours with want, they frequently threw among them to damp
 9     III,  49|       short time. And there were frequently heard declarations of the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
10       I,  1 |    Province, and merchants least frequently resort to them, and import
11       I,  8 |       sometimes by day, but more frequently by night), but being kept
12      IV,  2 |          In cavalry actions they frequently leap from their horses and
13      IV,  3 |         after making the attempt frequently and in several wars, could
14      VI,  43|         should be drawn off. And frequently it came to that point, as
15     VII,  41|       army, while fresh men were frequently relieving the wearied, and
16    VIII,  44| Epasnactus, an Arvernian (for he frequently changed his quarters, and
17    VIII,  52|        of air; and though he was frequently told that Labienus was solicited