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 1    I,   5|         destroying the hope of a return home, they might be the
 2    I,   7|     wanted any thing, they might return on the day before the ides
 3    I,  28|   Tulingi, and the Latobrigi, to return to their territories from
 4    I,  31|       neither demand hostages in return, nor supplicate aid from
 5    I,  41|          legion was the first to return thanks to him, through their
 6    I,  46|          they should by no means return a weapon upon the enemy.
 7    I,  54|          of that river, began to return home, when the Ubii, who
 8   II,  10|          it was best for each to return to his country, and resolved
 9   II,  35|        and Illyricum, ordered to return to him at the beginning
10  III,   6|      that village, he hastens to return into the province; and as
11   IV,   4|        the Menapii, pretended to return to their own settlements
12   IV,   9| deliberated on the matter, would return to Caesar after the third
13   IV,  11|       the enemy, the embassadors return to him, as had been arranged;
14   IV,  11|        were at a distance, might return; however, he said, that
15   IV,  21|       into all matters, and then return to him as soon as possible.
16   IV,  27|          ordered their people to return to the country parts, and
17   IV,  30|     vanquished or cut off from a return, no one would afterward
18    V,   7|          the Aeduan horsemen all return to Caesar. ~
19    V,  34|           when they had begun to return to that place from which
20   VI,  29|  barbarians from the fear of his return, and that he might delay
21   VI,  33|         he promises that he will return before the end of the seventh
22   VI,  33|        Labienus and Trebonius to return by the same day, if they
23   VI,  35|       day Caesar had purposed to return to the baggage and the legion.
24   VI,  36|          and no report as to his return was brought to him, and
25   VI,  42|                    42 He, on his return, being well aware of the
26  VII,   5|        daring to pass the river, return home, and send back word
27  VII,  42|   outrage they may be ashamed to return to propriety. They entice
28  VII,  43|        manner in which he should return from Gergovia and again
29  VII,  66|     future; for the Romans would return after assembling greater
30  VII,  88|         out of so great a number return safe to their camp. The
31 VIII,  24|         might be excluded from a return to his state for the calamities
32 VIII,  27|     legions than that they could return to the same camp at night,
33 VIII,  35|       few followers, but did not return to the camp. ~
34 VIII,  50|      free towns and colonies, to return them thanks for rendering