Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  5  |      the two legions from their expedition through Asia and Syria,
 2       I,  38 |         to his orders, by using expedition, dislodged the party from
 3       I,  60 |      fled in the midst of their expedition, leaving their baggage behind
 4       I,  71 |         them to hasten with all expedition, and to take possession
 5      II,  39 |      the horse, fatigued by the expedition of the preceding night,
 6     III,  36 | Domitius saved Cassius, and the expedition of Scipio, Favonius. ~
 7     III,  100|      season of the year for his expedition, supplied himself with water


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 8       I,  6  |    provided every thing for the expedition, they appoint a day, on
 9      IV,  1  |        and those engaged in the expedition. The latter again, in their
10       V,  1  |   constructed for lightness and expedition, to which object their lowness
11       V,  7  |        to him, ceasing from his expedition and deferring all other
12       V,  10 |        in three divisions on an expedition to pursue those who had
13     VII,  20 |         surprised on a foraging expedition some days before, and had
14     VII,  89 |         know with what ease and expedition. Caesar possessed not only
15    VIII,  6  |       he laid the burden of the expedition on the legions by turns,
16    VIII,  14 |        he could not pursue with expedition, and that the hill beyond