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 1    I,   1|          these, which it has been said that the Gauls occupy, takes
 2    I,  16|   coldness (Gaul, being as before said, situated toward the north),
 3    I,  17|         Gaul. By these very men, [said he], are our plans and whatever
 4    I,  18|         those things which he had said in the meeting. He [Liscus]
 5    I,  19|           reminds him of what was said about Dumnorix in the council
 6    I,  19|           and shows what each had said of him privately in his [
 7    I,  36|          wrongs of the Aedui, [he said] that no one had ever entered
 8    I,  39|          some another, which they said made it necessary for them
 9    I,  39|          considered less alarmed, said that they did not dread
10    I,  41|           fourth watch, as he had said [he would]. On the seventh
11    I,  42|      soldiers of the tenth legion said, not without a touch of
12    I,  43|          the whole of Gaul; even [said Caesar] before they had
13    I,  44|           province of Gaul. What [said he] does [Caesar] desire?—
14    I,  46|          were routed, it might be said that they had been insnared
15    I,  50|          in or not; that they had said, “that it was not the will
16    I,  53|       destruction. He [Procillus] said that, in his own presence,
17   II,   1|           the Belgae, who we have said are a third part of Gaul,
18   II,   4|        military matters. The Remi said, that they had known accurately
19   II,  14|      thereto by their nobles, who said that the Aedui, reduced
20   II,  15|                         15 Caesar said that on account of his respect
21   II,  28|          calamity of their state, said that their senators were
22   II,  32|         to their countrymen, they said that they would execute
23  III,  11|       repel the Germans (who were said to have been summoned by
24  III,  15|         of the enemy], as we have said, being brought down, although
25  III,  20|         which, as has been before said, both from its extent of
26   IV,   1|         all the Germans. They are said to possess a hundred cantons,
27   IV,   3|           the Suevi the lands are said to lie desolate for about
28   IV,   9|                 9 The embassadors said that they would report these
29   IV,   9|       camp nearer to them. Caesar said that he could not grant
30   IV,  11|         might return; however, he said, that he would not that
31   IV,  15|          lands they had harassed, said that they desired to remain
32   IV,  25|          my general.” When he had said this with a loud voice,
33   IV,  27| Altrebatian, who, as I have above said, had been sent by Caesar
34   IV,  27|        made war without a reason, said that he would pardon their
35   IV,  27|        immediately; the rest they said they would give in a few
36    V,   2|      commands, and were moreover, said to be tampering with the
37    V,   4|          motive these things were said, and what circumstances
38    V,   6|          that Dumnorix had before said in an assembly of Aeduans,
39    V,   6|        the sea; partly because he said he was prevented by divine
40    V,  26|           score of patriotism [he said], he has now regard to gratitude
41    V,  29|    principal officers, “Prevail,” said Sabinus, “if so you wish
42    V,  29|           so you wish it;” and he said it with a louder voice,
43    V,  29|         the person among you,” he said, “who is most powerfully
44    V,  54|           twice essayed it,” they said, “in the war with Ariovistus
45   VI,   7|       that “since the Germans are said to be approaching, he would
46   VI,  14|           and relations. They are said there to learn by heart
47   VI,  23|           any of their chiefs has said in an assembly “that he
48   VI,  30|         the place in which he was said to be with a few horse.
49   VI,  41|      being almost estranged, they said that all the other forces
50  VII,  17|         by one, when at work, and said that he would raise the
51  VII,  20|         That you may be assured,” said he, “that I speak these
52  VII,  38|           Gergovia, and, weeping, said, “Soldiers, whither are
53  VII,  38|           slain because they were said to have held conferences
54  VII,  38|          for their safety. As if, said he, it were a matter of
55  VII,  47|           it was ascertained, had said that day among his fellow
56  VII,  50|     already received many wounds, said to the soldiers of his own
57  VII,  75|  contribute their number, as they said that they would wage war
58  VII,  85|        lines, to which as we have said Vergasillaunus was sent.
59 VIII,  10| especially, because Comius, who I said had gone to get aid from
60 VIII,  23|          this transaction, it was said that Comius made a resolution
61 VIII,  44|   conspicuous. Drapes, who I have said was taken by Caninius, either