Civil Wars
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 1       I,  63|          retarded, not only by the depth of the water, but also by
 2     III,  8 |            on board himself in the depth of winter, declining no


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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 3       I,  8 |            of the Rhone, where the depth of the river was least,
 4      II,  18|       ground, along the river. The depth of the river was about three
 5      IV,  17|         the breadth, rapidity, and depth of the river, he nevertheless
 6      IV,  17|     proportioned in length, to the depth of the river. After he had,
 7      IV,  25|          chiefly on account of the depth of the sea, he who carried
 8       V,  41|           a ditch thirteen feet in depth. These military works they
 9     VII,  8 |       cleared away the snow to the depth of six feet, and having
10     VII,  56| considering the emergency, of such depth that their arms and shoulders
11     VII,  72|        feet broad, and of the same depth; the innermost of them,
12     VII,  73|            gradually diminished in depth to the bottom. In these