Civil Wars
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 1     III,  53|      fort had been in a great measure saved by his exertions;
 2     III,  60|     and by his past favors to measure their future hopes. This


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 3       I,  16|   particularly as, in a great measure urged by their prayers,
 4     III,  3 |   seemed best, reserving that measure to the last, to await the
 5     III,  18|   persuaded the Gauls to this measure; the delay of Sabinus during
 6     III,  24|    while] under baggage. This measure being approved of by the
 7      IV,  21|     that this was a judicious measure. He commissioned him to
 8       V,  26|      Gauls, especially when a measure seemed entered into for
 9       V,  28|      otherwise have taken the measure of slaying Tasgetius, nor
10       V,  32| themselves into an orb, which measure, though in a contingency
11       V,  52|        inquiring what further measure they should take, and holding
12      VI,  31|    been the contriver of that measure, destroyed himself with
13      VI,  34|       soldiers; which in some measure tended to the safety of
14     VII,  20|    near the Romans had been a measure dictated by the favorable
15     VII,  36|      at the dawn, whether any measure seemed to require deliberation
16     VII,  71|     the Mandubii; he began to measure out the corn sparingly,