Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  7  |            firmness of the senate, acquainted them with his force, and
 2       I,  9  |            1.8]Having made himself acquainted with the disposition of
 3       I,  18 |         this, sent messengers well acquainted with the country, encouraged
 4       I,  42 |       finished in the night. Being acquainted with the nature of the country,
 5       I,  49 |        Hither Spain, who were well acquainted with the country, and could
 6       I,  59 |            ships, and were not yet acquainted even with the names of the
 7     III,  16 |        council. But when they were acquainted with Caesar's demands, they
 8     III,  61 |          the brothers, having been acquainted with all things, either
 9     III,  81 |            But when they were made acquainted with the fate of the city
10     III,  108|          of those whom he had made acquainted with his views to join him


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
11     III,  9  |          number of ships, nor were acquainted with the shallows, the harbors,
12      IV,  26 |            But the enemy, who were acquainted with all the shallows, when
13      VI,  25 |   otherwise computed, nor are they acquainted with the measures of roads.
14     VII,  83 | information of those who were well acquainted with the country; from them
15    VIII,  12 |             having made themselves acquainted with the daily stations
16    VIII,  27 |            the country, by persons acquainted with it, he judged it most