Book, Par.

 1  1,        1|         means in their power to prevent him from gaining his object.
 2  1,       34|         by Caesar's enemies, to prevent this, and to embarrass every
 3  1,       36|      Massilia to attend him. To prevent the war commencing among
 4  1,       51|         it was easy for them to prevent it, both from the nature
 5  2,       10|      tiles hides are spread, to prevent the water let in on them
 6  2,       12|        obstacle could arise, to prevent their being instantly plundered
 7  3,       11| Apollonia by speedy marches, to prevent Caesar from becoming master
 8  3,       19|     when by so doing they would prevent citizens from fighting against
 9  3,       23|     with his own fleet he could prevent Caesar from receiving his
10  3,       30|         his arrival, Pompey, to prevent his being hemmed in between
11  3,       41|        day following, hoping to prevent him by taking a shorter
12  3,       43|       less danger; secondly, to prevent Pompey from foraging, and
13  3,       44|        a circuit within ours to prevent us from breaking in on any
14  3,       55|         fortify the Isthmus, to prevent Fufius from coming into
15  3,       58| inclosed within Dyrrachium, and prevent them from foraging, fortified
16  3,       69|       terror of the cavalry, to prevent their being overpowered
17  3,       70|        circumstance occurred to prevent the ruin of our whole army,
18  3,      100|      along the shore, strove to prevent the enemy from procuring
19  3,      111|        and whole sea, and could prevent him from procuring provisions