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 1    I,   8|        rafts constructed for the purpose; others, by the fords of
 2    I,  47|      come to him? Was it for the purpose of acting as spies?” He
 3    I,  53|      been sent [thither for that purpose] by her brother. Both perished
 4   II,  10|    disadvantageous place for the purpose of fighting, and when provisions
 5   II,  17|      they came upon them for the purpose of plundering, having cut
 6   II,  20|  proceeded some distance for the purpose of seeking materials for
 7   II,  21|          another quarter for the purpose of encouraging [the soldiers],
 8   II,  30|    following speeches. “For what purpose was so vast a machine constructed
 9  III,   1|         in these places, for the purpose of wintering. Galba having
10  III,   2|          been dispatched for the purpose of seeking provision); then,
11  III,   7|     neighbouring states, for the purpose of procuring corn and provision;
12  III,  18|          forth to Caesar for the purpose of carrying [him] assistance,
13   IV,   1|        their territories for the purpose of war a thousand armed
14   IV,   1|        year in one place for the purpose of residence. They do not
15   IV,   9|        some days before, for the purpose of plundering and procuring
16   IV,  11|          than four miles for the purpose of procuring water; he ordered
17   IV,  12|      gone over the Meuse for the purpose of foraging had not returned,
18   IV,  13|        as they asserted, for the purpose of acquitting themselves
19   IV,  16|        crossed the Meuse for the purpose of plundering and procuring
20   IV,  17|        by the barbarians for the purpose of destroying the work,
21   IV,  21|     place. In the mean time, his purpose having been discovered,
22   IV,  21|         them to continue in that purpose, sends them back to their
23   IV,  22|   remains in these parts for the purpose of procuring ships, embassadors
24   IV,  27|      into the continent for that purpose, they had made war without
25   IV,  30|        over into Britain for the purpose of making war. Therefore,
26    V,   1|          occurred there; for the purpose of transporting burdens
27    V,   6|    embassadors to Caesar for the purpose of either rejecting or deprecating [
28    V,  12|    country of the Belgae for the purpose of plunder and making war;
29    V,  16|          the lieutenant, for the purpose of foraging, they flew upon
30    V,  20|         wont to assemble for the purpose of avoiding the incursion
31    V,  26|          is sent to them for the purpose of a conference: before
32    V,  38|       off into the woods for the purpose of procuring timber and
33    V,  39|       they had collected for the purpose of fortification: the things
34    V,  40|        point to Ambiorix for the purpose of obtaining credence; “
35    V,  42|         quit the rampart for the purpose of withdrawing from the
36    V,  52| Armoricae, had assembled for the purpose of attacking him and were
37    V,  53|    embassadors to Caesar for the purpose of concluding a peace, when
38    V,  56|         at another time, for the purpose of conferring with or of
39   VI,   4|    embassadors to Caesar for the purpose of imploring pardon; they
40   VI,   6|       embassadors to him for the purpose of suing for peace. He,
41   VI,   9|      embassadors to him, for the purpose of vindicating themselves,
42   VI,  12|      Rome to the senate, for the purpose of entreating assistance,
43   VI,  13|         young men resort for the purpose of instruction, and they [
44   VI,  13|          proceed thither for the purpose of studying it. ~
45   VI,  23|      these are committed for the purpose of disciplining their youth
46   VI,  23|        have come to them for any purpose whatever, and esteem them
47   VI,  27|         do they lie down for the purpose of rest, nor, if they have
48   VI,  29|        of twelve cohorts for the purpose of defending the bridge,
49   VI,  30|          the Gauls, who, for the purpose of avoiding heat, mostly
50   VI,  32|       had been quartered for the purpose of wintering. This place
51   VI,  34|      invites all to him, for the purpose of plundering the Eburones,
52   VI,  36|         hill intervened, for the purpose of foraging. Many soldiers
53  VII,   3|        had settled there for the purpose of trading (among the rest,
54  VII,  33|       privately summoned for the purpose, at a different time and
55  VII,  42|        had settled there for the purpose of trading to do the same.
56  VII,  43|    embassadors to Caesar for the purpose of clearing themselves.
57  VII,  44|         the smaller camp for the purpose of securing the works, he
58  VII,  55|          assembled there for the purpose of trading or were on their
59  VII,  73|         at the same time for the purpose of giving them strength
60  VII,  84|          he had prepared for the purpose of making a sally. They
61  VII,  88|       himself to them for either purpose, whether they should wish
62 VIII,  18|     opportunity of effecting his purpose, he at first shows himself
63 VIII,  22|      obstinately of all in their purpose, and were not brought to
64 VIII,  23|        conference. To effect his purpose, he sent with him some chosen