Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  45|     surrounded on their exposed flank by the single men who ran
 2       I,  47|         cavalry also, on either flank, though stationed on sloping
 3     III,  86|      Caesar's right wing on the flank, and inclosing their army
 4     III,  93|         file off in troops, and flank our army. When Caesar perceived


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 5       I,  25| assailed our men on the exposed flank as they advanced [prepared]
 6      II,  8 |         surround his men in the flank, while fighting. After doing
 7      II,  23|    legions on their unprotected flank, part to make for the highest
 8     III,  29|     attack might be made on the flank of the soldiers, while unarmed
 9     III,  29|       up as a rampart on either flank. When a great space had
10      IV,  25|       stationed toward the open flank of the enemy, and the enemy
11      IV,  26|         forces on their exposed flank. When Caesar observed this,
12       V,  34|  weapons received on their open flank. Again, when they had begun
13     VII,  50|         appeared on our exposed flank, as Caesar had sent them
14     VII,  82|      higher camp on the exposed flank, they retreated to their