Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  36|     from both, they ought to show equal affection to both,
 2       I,  46|      them, in their turn, to show their backs, and retreat
 3      II,  35|     camp and a few tents for show, at the third watch led
 4      II,  41|     use of the foot only for show; and sent the horse to the
 5     III,  37|      thought he ought not to show any reluctance, but should
 6     III,  61|     and made an ostentatious show of them, for till that day,
 7     III,  71|    as it appeared, to make a show of them, and that Pompey


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 8       I,  45|     Caesar to the effect [to show]: “why he could not waive
 9      IV,  7 |   even the immortal gods can show themselves equal; that there
10       V,  30| every reason is suggested to show why they could not stay
11     VII,  45|  range more widely to make a show. He orders them all to seek
12     VII,  48|  after the Gallic fashion to show their disheveled hair, and
13     VII,  62|      nor did any one of them show the slightest intention