Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  1 |           I will now say nothing concerning the absurd opinion of those
 2       I,  1 |    consuls could pass any decree concerning Caesar's command. Curio,
 3       I,  7 |          were made in the senate concerning other matters; that levies
 4       I,  48|         opinion is spread abroad concerning this day, that each party
 5     III,  19|     expectations of every person concerning this subject were raised


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 6       I,  31|        him privately (in secret) concerning the safety of themselves
 7      II,  15| territories bordered the Nervii, concerning whose character and customs
 8      IV,  5 |      often engage in resolutions concerning the most important matters,
 9      VI,  9 |       makes the minute inquiries concerning the approaches and the routes
10      VI,  10|       after certain intelligence concerning the army of the Romans had
11      VI,  20|          his neighbors any thing concerning the commonwealth, he shall
12     VII,  15|        losses. There is a debate concerning Avaricum in the general
13     VII,  37|     Aedui go to Caesar to decide concerning their rights and laws, rather
14     VII,  38| completely by the same falsehood concerning the slaughter of their knights
15     VII,  52|          more than their general concerning victory, and the issue of
16     VII,  59|         likewise brought to them concerning the revolt of the Aedui,
17    VIII,  52|         gave credit to any story concerning Labienus, nor could be prevailed