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 1      II,  23|       from Clupea, and in the summer season has a convenient


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 2      II,  2 |      and, at the beginning of summer, sent Q. Pedius, his lieutenant,
 3      II,  35|    beginning of the following summer. He himself, having led
 4     III,  12|    during a great part of the summer, because our ships were
 5     III,  28|     time Caesar, although the summer was nearly past, yet, since,
 6      IV,  20|      During the short part of summer which remained, Caesar,
 7      IV,  21|     fleet which the preceding summer he had built for the war
 8       V,  4 |     be compelled to waste the summer among the Treviri, while
 9       V,  8 |      discovered the preceding summer, that there was the best
10       V,  21|      Gaul, and as much of the summer did not remain, and he perceived
11      VI,  4 |   because he thought that the summer season was one for an impending
12     VII,  35|       the greater part of the summer, as the Allier can not generally
13    VIII,  1 | incessantly during the former summer, wished to recruit his soldiers
14    VIII,  6 |   could be set on foot in the summer campaign, stationed Caius
15    VIII,  39|       was to continue but one summer longer, and if they could
16    VIII,  46|  spend the latter part of the summer there. This affair he executed