Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  33 |          When these affairs were dispatched, Caesar, that there might
 2      II,  22 |          When these affairs were dispatched, Caesar, sparing the town
 3      II,  37 |        his camp, and immediately dispatched orders to Sicily, that his
 4     III,  22 |         22]Milo in the mean time dispatched letters to the free towns,
 5     III,  23 |  advantage of situation, that he dispatched letters to Pompey, and if
 6     III,  30 |       Antonius by the Greeks. He dispatched messengers to Caesar, and
 7     III,  34 |     garrison to protect them, he dispatched Lucius Cassius Longinus,
 8     III,  79 |    happened, that the messengers dispatched by Caesar, by several different
 9     III,  80 |          and shut the gates, and dispatched messengers to Scipio and
10     III,  102|         that messengers had been dispatched to all those who were reported
11     III,  104|          a plot against him, and dispatched Achillas, captain of the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
12     III,  2  |       being absent, who had been dispatched for the purpose of seeking
13      IV,  34 |         mean time the barbarians dispatched messengers to all parts,
14       V,  38 | messengers having been forthwith dispatched to the Centrones, the Grudii,