Civil Wars
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 1       I,  24|     appear more moderate with respect to the life of men than
 2       I,  71|   reduced to this point, with respect to Afranius's men, that
 3       I,  78|       treated them with great respect. The centurions he promoted
 4       I,  86|      of the armies: that with respect to him only, the routine
 5      II,  32|       present bound; and have respect only to that which was invalidated
 6     III,  83| language. Lentulus urging the respect due to his age, Domitius


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 7       I,  40|     from us, assisted in some respect. From which a judgment might
 8      II,  15|   said that on account of his respect for Divitiacus and the Aeduans,
 9       V,  32|       the common safety in no respect; both in addressing and
10     VII,  23|    completed. This work, with respect to appearance and variety,
11     VII,  33| fostered and honored in every respect, should have recourse to
12     VII,  74|     of the same kind in every respect, and separate from these,
13    VIII,  49|      treating the states with respect, making rich presents to
14    VIII,  51|      colonies with incredible respect and affection; for this