Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  5 |      by the presents which he expected from such princes as should
 2       I,  5 | province and armies, which he expected to share with Pompey on
 3       I,  62|   barbarians. From these they expected considerable aid, both of
 4       I,  87|   signs of joy, that they who expected some injury after this defeat,
 5     III,  4 |   Antonius. Besides these, he expected two legions from Syria,
 6     III,  21| himself effected less than he expected, in order to raise the passions
 7     III,  78|       and Corcyra, because he expected legions and cavalry from
 8     III,  96|     by those from whom he had expected victory, as they began the


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 9       I,  40|     even [Ariovistus] himself expected that thereby our armies
10      II,  16|     of the Aduatuci were also expected by them, and were on their
11     VII,  13|        because he confidently expected that on taking that town,
12     VII,  29|    unacquainted; that whoever expected every event in the war to
13     VII,  77|       past, on which they had expected auxiliaries from their countrymen,