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  1    I,   1|        to them, and import those things which tend to effeminate
  2    I,   3|       determined to provide such things as were necessary for their
  3    I,  14|       with impunity, [both these things] tended to the same point;
  4    I,  14|    circumstances. Although these things are so, yet, if hostages
  5    I,  18|          when alone, about those things which he had said in the
  6    I,  19|       that he had done all these things, not only without any orders
  7    I,  20|         with tears begging these things of Caesar in many words,
  8    I,  27|    deserted to them. While those things are being sought for and
  9    I,  30|      stating] that they had some things which, with the general
 10    I,  31|          they might obtain those things which they wished for; inasmuch
 11    I,  31|      fall to their lot. If these things were to be disclosed to
 12    I,  32|        all who did none of those things which the others did, but,
 13    I,  33|          being informed of these things, cheered the minds of the
 14    I,  35|          interest, these are the things which he requires of him;
 15    I,  37|         greatly alarmed at these things, Caesar thought that he
 16    I,  40|       When Caesar observed these things, having called a council,
 17    I,  40|       dictate to him. That these things were his concern; that the
 18    I,  45|                          45 Many things were stated by Caesar to
 19    I,  46|                   46 While these things are being transacted in
 20    I,  47|       treat with him about those things which had been begun to
 21   II,   3|          him with corn and other things; that all the rest of the
 22   II,  12|          and to provide whatever things were necessary for the storm.
 23   II,  15|       suffered no wine and other things tending to luxury to be
 24   II,  17|          17 Having learned these things, he sends forward scouts
 25   II,  17|     would be obstructed by these things, the Nervii thought that
 26   II,  20|     Under these difficulties two things proved of advantage; [first]
 27   II,  32|                      32 To these things Caesar replied, “That he,
 28   II,  35|                         35 These things being achieved, [and] all
 29  III,   4|    arranging and executing those things which they had determined
 30  III,   4|       their place; none of which things could be done by our men,
 31  III,   7|                          7 These things being achieved, while Caesar
 32  III,   9|          being informed of these things by Crassus, since he was
 33  III,   9|      especially to provide those things which appertain to the service
 34  III,   9|         again, even if all these things should turn out contrary
 35  III,  10|    carrying on the war, but many things, nevertheless, urged Caesar
 36  III,  13|        plying of the oars; other things, considering the nature
 37  III,  13|   shelves: the risk of all which things was much to be dreaded by
 38  III,  17|                   17 While these things are going on among the Veneti,
 39  III,  18|        to the [Roman] camp. Many things persuaded the Gauls to this
 40  III,  18|        wish. Influenced by these things they do not discharge Viridovix
 41   IV,   2|         whom they may sell those things which they have taken in
 42   IV,   6|         he discovered that those things, which he had suspected
 43   IV,   6|       had been promised that all things which they desired should
 44   IV,   6|         pretend ignorance of the things which he had discovered;
 45   IV,   9|          they would report these things to their country men; and,
 46   IV,  11|        Caesar thought that these things tended to the self-same
 47   IV,  13|         having resolved on those things and communicated his plans
 48   IV,  17|       work, the violence of such things might be diminished by these
 49   IV,  19|   already accomplished all these things on account of which he had
 50   IV,  23|       action, required) that all things should be performed by them
 51   IV,  29|        be conveyed back, and all things which are of service in
 52   IV,  30|          30 On discovering these things the chiefs of Britain, who
 53   IV,  31|       rest, and ordered whatever things besides were necessary for
 54   IV,  32|                   32 While these things are being transacted, one
 55   IV,  34|       into the camp. While these things are going on, and all our
 56    V,   1|         greatly. He orders those things which are necessary for
 57    V,   2|                          2 These things being finished, and the
 58    V,   3|           and informs him of the things which were going on among
 59    V,   4| discerned from what motive these things were said, and what circumstances
 60    V,   4|     among the Treviri, while all things were prepared for the war
 61    V,   6|        necessary for Gaul. These things were reported to Caesar
 62    V,   8|                     8 When these things were done [and] Labienus
 63    V,  11|                         11 These things being known [to him], Caesar
 64    V,  11|       before him almost the same things which he had heard of from
 65    V,  17|      covered by the river. These things being discovered from [some]
 66    V,  19|      They speedily performed the things demanded, and sent hostages
 67    V,  21|                   22 While these things are going forward in those
 68    V,  25|     alleging] that they had some things which they desired to say
 69    V,  27|  unexpected affair, though those things were spoken by an enemy,
 70    V,  28|        29 In opposition to those things, Titurius exclaimed, “That
 71    V,  32| arranging his troops; these very things, however, he did timidly
 72    V,  32|         had reflected that these things might occur on the march,
 73    V,  33|       let them consider that all things depended on their victory.
 74    V,  39|    purpose of fortification: the things which seemed necessary to
 75    V,  39|         given for rest: whatever things are required for resisting
 76    V,  40|   granted, they recount the same things which Ambiorix had related
 77    V,  40|   justice, they would obtain the things which they might request.” ~
 78    V,  47|         from some prisoners what things are going on in the camp
 79    V,  49|           and in executing these things as much confusion to be
 80    V,  50|          51 Induced by all these things, the enemy lead over their
 81    V,  51|   without wounds. From all these things he judges with what danger
 82    V,  55|         his property. When these things were finished, he asserts
 83   VI,   3|     might appear to consider all things of less consequence [than
 84   VI,   5|  incurred. After arranging these things, as he considered it certain
 85   VI,   6|      determinately settled these things, he left among the Menapii,
 86   VI,   7|                    7 While these things are being performed by Caesar,
 87   VI,   7|    appear] like a retreat. These things, also, since the camps were
 88   VI,   8|   Labienus suspecting that these things would happen, was proceeding
 89   VI,  10|    cavalry. Having learned these things, he provides a supply of
 90   VI,  10|        the Suevi, and learn what things are going on among them.
 91   VI,  13|        The former are engaged in things sacred, conduct the public
 92   VI,  14|         impart to the youth many things respecting the stars and
 93   VI,  14|         respecting the nature of things, respecting the power and
 94   VI,  17|          they commonly vow those things which they shall take in
 95   VI,  17|  conflict, and collect the other things into one place. In many
 96   VI,  17|       you may see piles of these things heaped up in their consecrated
 97   VI,  17|          to secrete in his house things captured, or take away those
 98   VI,  19|      they cast into the fire all things, including living creatures,
 99   VI,  20|        magistrates conceal those things which require to be kept
100   VI,  24|       supplies to the Gauls many things tending to luxury as well
101   VI,  35|                         35 These things were going on in all parts
102   VI,  35|         become informed of these things. ~
103   VI,  43|       perish through want of all things, when the army should be
104  VII,   2|                    2 While these things are in agitation, the Carnutes
105  VII,   3|        on this occasion; for the things which were done at Genabum
106  VII,  19|  determined to prepare the other things which were necessary for
107  VII,  22|       imitating and making those things which are imparted by any
108  VII,  34|           laying aside all these things, devote themselves to the
109  VII,  42|                   42 While these things are going on at Gergovia,
110  VII,  44|         he was considering these things an opportunity of acting
111  VII,  54|   treachery of the Aedui in many things, and was of opinion that
112  VII,  57|                   57 While these things are being done by Caesar,
113  VII,  61|          below. On hearing these things, because they were of opinion
114  VII,  66|          mean time, whilst these things are going on, the forces
115  VII,  75|                   75 While those things are carried on at Alesia,
116  VII,  77|        But if you know not these things which are going on in distant
117  VII,  82|         they bring forward those things which had been prepared
118  VII,  84|           mural hooks, and other things, which he had prepared for
119  VII,  89|     degree of attention to those things which strike us with admiration