Civil Wars
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 1       I,  12|   Fanum, and Ancona, with a cohort each. ~
 2       I,  56|     rest and surrounded one cohort, which had rashly ventured
 3       I,  61|   into his camp. One entire cohort of the Illurgavonenses,
 4       I,  76|     them and the praetorian cohort of Spaniards, and a few
 5     III,  51|   two legions to assist the cohort; upon whose arrival Pompey'
 6     III,  53| without a wound; and in one cohort, four centurions lost their
 7     III,  89|    rapidly drafted a single cohort from each of the legions


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 8       I,  40|    should be his praetorian cohort.”—This legion Caesar had
 9       I,  42|     place of his praetorian cohort; but he now converted them
10      II,  25|    centurions of the fourth cohort were slain, and the standard-bearer
11       V,  33|  valor, and as often as any cohort sallied forth on that side,
12       V,  34|  carefully obeyed, when any cohort had quitted the circle and
13       V,  42|     centurions of the third cohort retired from the place in
14      VI,  37|  the sudden affair, and the cohort on the outpost scarcely
15      VI,  38|      The centurions of that cohort which was on guard follow