Civil Wars
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 1     III,  9 |     their usual attention; and forming themselves into one body,


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 2       I,  52|       to their custom, rapidly forming a phalanx, sustained the
 3      II,  6 |      of its defenders, [then], forming a testudo, they advance
 4     III,  21| attempting a sally, at another forming mines, to our rampart and
 5      IV,  17|     the greatest difficulty in forming a bridge was presented to
 6      IV,  37|  afterward however, when they, forming a circle, stood on their
 7      VI,  40| affrighted. Some propose that, forming a wedge, they suddenly break
 8     VII,  12|       the Gauls that they were forming some new design, they drew
 9     VII,  85|      casting missiles, others, forming a testudo, advance to the
10    VIII,  1 |   their hostile intention, and forming combinations. For which
11    VIII,  2 |       warlike preparation, and forming combinations. ~
12    VIII,  38|   might have no opportunity of forming new plans in future. He