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 1    I,  11|    embassadors to Caesar to ask assistance, [pleading] that they had
 2    I,  13|       the river could not bring assistance to their friends, that he
 3    I,  32|     loud lamentation to entreat assistance of Caesar. Caesar noticed
 4    I,  44| Allobroges had neither rendered assistance to the Romans, nor received
 5   II,   6|        to report] “That, unless assistance were sent to him he could
 6   II,  26|        done, since they brought assistance the one to the other, nor
 7   II,  29|         all their forces to the assistance of the Nervii, upon this
 8  III,   4|   thither they ran, and brought assistance. But they were over-matched
 9  III,  18|       purpose of carrying [him] assistance, which, when they heard,
10   IV,   8|       the Suevi, and requesting assistance from him; and that he would
11   IV,  12|       was endeavoring to render assistance to his brother who was surrounded
12   IV,  16|        that he would bring them assistance, because they were grievously
13   IV,  16|    sufficient for their present assistance and their hope for the future;
14   IV,  19|        having promised them his assistance, if they were ever harassed
15   IV,  34|         most seasonably brought assistance; for upon his arrival the
16   VI,   9|      was, because they had sent assistance to the Treviri against him;
17   VI,  12|       the purpose of entreating assistance, and had returned without
18   VI,  23|         arise and promise their assistance and are applauded by the
19  VII,  12|        and entertained hopes of assistance, raising a shout, they began
20  VII,  25|     could not easily go to give assistance, and they themselves were
21  VII,  85|        every quarter, and sends assistance to his troops when hard
22  VII,  87|       leads up fresh men to the assistance of his soldiers. After renewing
23 VIII,  19|       before the legions to the assistance of the cavalry, soon came
24 VIII,  27|       which he set off to bring assistance to Duracius. But Dumnacus,
25 VIII,  46|   withstood by the fidelity and assistance of the Province. ~
26 VIII,  48|      honor of all about him for assistance not to suffer the wound,