Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  1  |   the consuls could pass any decree concerning Caesar's command.
 2       I,  6  |    to that extreme and final decree of the senate (which was
 3       I,  8  |  injury' (by which words and decree the Roman people were obliged
 4       I,  15 |    to Pompey by the senate's decree, immediately on opening
 5     III,  21 |    proceedings, who passed a decree that Caelius should be removed
 6     III,  21 |      the republic. Upon this decree, the consul forbade him
 7     III,  32 |      exacted by the senate's decree. The taxes of the ensuing
 8     III,  88 | compliance with the senate's decree, one of which was called
 9     III,  107| sanction both of a law and a decree of the senate, he signified


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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10       I,  3  |   their designs; they fix by decree their departure for the
11       I,  45 |    in Gaul most just: if the decree of the Senate was to be
12      VI,  13 |      persons decide it; they decree rewards and punishments;
13     VII,  1  |   and, being informed of the decree of the senate, [to the effect]
14     VII,  34 |    34 Having pronounced this decree between [the contending
15    VIII,  54 |              54 After this a decree was passed by the senate,
16    VIII,  54 |   and in compliance with the decree of the senate, ordered the
17    VIII,  55 |    and which by the senate’s decree, should have been sent to