Book, Par.

 1  1,       10|       his wishes to Pompey; he required of them both, that, as they
 2  1,       33|       to comply with what they required from others, and had rather
 3  1,       57| rewards and promises. Domitius required certain ships for his own
 4  1,       64|   cavalry to go by the bridge, required him to take a long circuit;
 5  1,       77|    general's pavilion, when he required them all to take an oath
 6  1,       88|     time had not yet come, and required that Caesar should take
 7  2,        1|        and a very deep valley, required a long and difficult siege.
 8  2,       40|      as he found circumstances required. Curio, as his idea of their
 9  3,       11|      plans as the circumstance required, than to inform him of Caesar'
10  3,       17|    worth recording. But Caesar required "that he should be allowed
11  3,       74|       disgrace, that not a man required the command of his tribune
12  3,       84|       of Pompey's, if occasion required, and would not be much terrified