Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  81|         to forage, they suddenly rushed out about twelve o'clock
 2     III,  37|          as usual, they suddenly rushed from their ambush. But our
 3     III,  93|       when the signal was given, rushed forward with their javelins
 4     III,  93|       according to their orders, rushed out at once from his left
 5     III,  93|          cohorts. They instantly rushed forward and charged Pompey'


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 6       I,  48|           these on any emergency rushed forward; if any one, upon
 7       I,  52|          so suddenly and rapidly rushed forward, that there was
 8      II,  19|     encouraged one another, they rushed out suddenly with all their
 9     III,  4 |          the signal being given, rushed down [upon our men] from
10     III,  12|        by land when the tide had rushed in from the main ocean,
11     III,  22|     these, when our soldiers had rushed together to arms, upon a
12     III,  28| respective duties, they suddenly rushed out from all parts of the
13      IV,  14|  treachery of the preceding day, rushed into the camp: such of them
14       V,  9 |    felled trees. They themselves rushed out of the woods to fight
15       V,  15|       fortification of the camp, rushed out of the woods, and making
16     VII,  50|      given.” At the same time he rushed into the midst of the enemy,