Civil Wars
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 1     III,  44|     circuit there were several fields lately sown, in which the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 2       I,  11|       Roman people, that their fields ought not to have been laid
 3       I,  11|       for them, now that their fields had been devastated, to
 4       I,  16|       only was the corn in the fields not ripe, but there was
 5       I,  16|      bought nor taken from the fields, particularly as, in a great
 6       I,  40|        was already ripe in the fields; that as to the road they
 7      IV,  34|       Britons, who were in the fields, departed. Storms then set
 8       V,  18|       the inhabitants from the fields into the woods; and, when
 9       V,  18| scattered themselves among the fields, he used to send out charioteers
10      VI,  30|       all, he surprises in the fields many not expecting him;
11     VII,  20|      any corn or cattle in the fields; that the whole army was
12     VII,  56| finding corn and cattle in the fields, after refreshing his army
13    VIII,  3 |   horse, while cultivating the fields without any apprehensions,