Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1     III,  84 |        they by constant practice acquired experience in this kind
 2     III,  93 |        meet their charge, having acquired experience by custom, and
 3     III,  110|          thousand horse, who had acquired the skill of veterans by


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
 4      IV,  7  |      retain those which they had acquired by their arms; that they
 5      IV,  13 |  influence the enemy had already acquired among them by this one skirmish.
 6       V,  54 |         influence had he already acquired for himself in Gaul by these
 7      VI,  12 |   dependencies restored, and new acquired through Caesar (because
 8      VI,  12 |          both a new and suddenly acquired influence. Affairs were
 9      VI,  35 | concealment the plunder they had acquired; they themselves hasten
10      VI,  40 |         eminence having even now acquired no experience of military
11      VI,  40 |     military exploits previously acquired, fell together fighting
12    VIII,  8  |          the others, had not yet acquired any great reputation for