Civil Wars
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 1       I,  80|        protected the rest in their ascent. When they approached a
 2      II,  24|       rough on both sides, but the ascent is more gentle on that part
 3      II,  34|           of a difficult and steep ascent. Each was waiting till the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 4       I,  21|          was, and of what kind the ascent on every side. Word was
 5      II,  18|            a [second] hill of like ascent, on the other side and opposite
 6      II,  33|            direction] in which the ascent to our fortifications seemed
 7     VII,  19|       There was a hill of a gentle ascent from the bottom; a dangerous
 8     VII,  45|           the same time by another ascent on the right. ~
 9     VII,  46|          the plain and foot of the ascent, in a straight line, if
10     VII,  46|          circuit was added to this ascent, to make the hill easy,
11     VII,  50|           had sent them by another ascent on the right, for the sake
12     VII,  85| fortifications, gives the means of ascent to the Gauls, and covers
13     VII,  86|          the places precipitous in ascent: hither they bring the engines
14    VIII,  14|          on either side by a steep ascent. Having there drawn up his