Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1      II,  6  |         attack them when in this disorder and sink them both. ~
 2      II,  26 |         forces being thrown into disorder and confusion, because they
 3     III,  64 |           being informed of this disorder, detached some cohorts to
 4     III,  67 | Pompeians to quit the rampart in disorder. A barricade had been raised
 5     III,  69 |      same way they came. All was disorder, consternation, and flight;
 6     III,  86 |        the rear, throw them into disorder, and put them to the rout,
 7     III,  92 |        their line to be put into disorder. And he is said to have
 8     III,  92 |       might attack them while in disorder; and he thought that the
 9     III,  101|          and having found him in disorder, without guards or discipline,


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
10      IV,  12 |         and soon threw them into disorder. When our men, in their
11    VIII,  12 |        by this means thrown into disorder they returned with more
12    VIII,  15 |       they should be thrown into disorder by being dispersed, and
13    VIII,  29 |         loud shout, and in great disorder. But our horse, who a little