Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  46|    encouraged his men and led the ninth legion to their relief,
 2       I,  46|           But the soldiers of the ninth legion, being over zealous
 3       I,  65|     fording the river, before the ninth hour of the day they came
 4     III,  45|           of these, when Caesar's ninth legion had gained a certain
 5     III,  46|        enemy. The soldiers of the ninth legion suddenly closing
 6     III,  62|            the quaestor, with the ninth legion, and as he was not
 7     III,  63|           when our cohorts of the ninth legion were on guard by
 8     III,  66|        days before, when Caesar's ninth legion had opposed a party
 9     III,  67| thirty-three, among which was the ninth legion, which had lost so
10     III,  89|          legion on the right, the ninth on the left, although it
11     III,  89|     eighth legion so close to the ninth, as to almost make one of


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
12      II,  23|            23 The soldiers of the ninth and tenth legions, as they
13      IV,  23|       remained at anchor till the ninth hour, for the other ships
14       V,  52|           arrived there after the ninth hour, before midnight a
15    VIII,  8 |           the seventh, eighth and ninth. The eleventh consisted
16    VIII,  8 |          the seventh, eighth, and ninth legions should march before