Book, Par.

 1  1,       17|     town, were breaking down a bridge which was over the river,
 2  1,       17|    quickly beaten off from the bridge and retreated precipitately
 3  1,       41|     and the mass of water, the bridge fell, and all the horse
 4  1,       41|    immediately crossed his own bridge, which communicated between
 5  1,       41|      sent round by the further bridge to reinforce our men, suspecting,
 6  1,       42| retained for a body guard. The bridge which had been broken down
 7  1,       42|       six cohorts to guard the bridge, the camp, and all his baggage,
 8  1,       44|       enemy from the town, the bridge, and all the stores which
 9  1,       50|      good store of forage. The bridge of Ilerda afforded an opportunity
10  1,       50|      and the places beyond the bridge, to which Caesar had no
11  1,       55|     legion: and having begun a bridge on both sides, he finished
12  1,       56|      to the camp over the same bridge. ~
13  1,       60|       to Caesar at Ilerda, the bridge being completed at the same
14  1,       61|       the face of affairs. The bridge being finished, five powerful
15  1,       62|      long circuit round by the bridge, having found a convenient
16  1,       62|      the river, they ordered a bridge to be made of boats fastened
17  1,       63|       news was received of the bridge being nearly completed over
18  1,       64|       his cavalry to go by the bridge, required him to take a
19  3,      112|      sunk in the sea, and by a bridge. In this island some of