Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1      II,  41 |     wounded could neither quit the field nor retire to a place of
 2      II,  41 |          safety, because the whole field was surrounded by the enemy'
 3     III,  51 |        their backs and quitted the field. But Sylla called our men
 4     III,  52 |     cohorts, and beat them off the field. In another, the Germans,
 5     III,  64 |    dishonor to be sustained in the field, which never before happened
 6     III,  89 |         another. He drew up on the field eighty cohorts, making a
 7     III,  94 |           the rest, he quitted the field, and retreated straightway
 8     III,  95 |          for refuge to it from the field of battle, affrighted and
 9     III,  112| obstinately, that they quitted the field with equal advantage, and


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
10       I,  25 |        defeated and driven off the field; the third to receive those
11     VII,  29 |        conquer by valor nor in the field, but by a kind of art and
12    VIII,  19 |           prevailed on to quit the field and take refuge in the woods,