Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  7 |      was moreover informed and assured that Caesar's soldiers were
 2       I,  31|     members in the senate, had assured them that every thing was
 3       I,  75|       generals. When they were assured of obtaining their demands,
 4      II,  27|     the opinion of other men), assured him, that the minds of the
 5      II,  42|        hasten to his camp; and assured him that he would not forsake
 6     III,  34|     having come as embassador, assured him of the most devoted
 7     III,  67|     same thing was seen he was assured by those in the higher forts.


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 8       I,  14|        in order that he may be assured these will do what they
 9       I,  41| favorable opinion of them; and assured him that they were quite
10      IV,  11|    them security by oath, they assured Caesar that they would accept
11       V,  38|     hope in dispatch, and felt assured that, if they obtained this
12     VII,  20|      by victory, which was now assured to himself and to all the
13     VII,  20|      from him. That you may be assured,” said he, “that I speak
14     VII,  77|   amusement? If you can not be assured by their dispatches, since
15    VIII,  48|   embassadors to Antonius, and assured him that he would give hostages
16    VIII,  52|        by his enemies, and was assured that a scheme was in agitation