[*] 72.3. ex oppido exire: for the repetition of ex, see § 402 (243. b); B. 214. 2; G. 390; H. 462. 1 (413. N. 3); H-B. 408. 1. [*] 72.4. ne quam: see note on 71 21. [*] 72.5. ante inito consilio, in accordance with a plan previously agreed upon. [*] 72.6. quod crediderant: a reason stated on the writer's own authority, hence the indict; cf. 49 12, 56 23. —praesidia: i.e. those stationed in the castella. [*] 72.8. ex cortice: abl. of material; § 403 (244); B. 224; G. 396; H. 470 (415. III); H-B. 406. 4. [*] 72.9. viminibus intextis: in the same construction as cortice. [*] 72.10. pellibus: abl. （§ 364 (225. d); B. 187. i. a; G. 348; H. 426. 6 (384. ii. 2); H-B. 376. b）. [*] 72.11. quā, where: an abl. or instrumental form, used adverbially. [*] 72.13. celeriter: note the emphatic position. Caesar had ordered them to give the signal, in case of any disturbance, and to do it instantly. — ignibus: this signal was given by stretching out a great flaming torch from the side of a watch-tower. [*] 72.14. eo, to that place. — concursum … pugnatum: impers. use of pass. （§ 208. d (146. d); B. 256. 3; G. 208. 2; H. 302. 6 (301. 1); H-B. 290. a. 1）; see note on 23 1. [*] 72.15. ita … ut, they fought as fiercely as brave men ought to fight. — in extrema spe, for their last chance （lit. in the last hope）. [*] 72.16. iniquo loco: § 429. 1 (258. f); B. 228. 1. b; G. 385. N. 1; H. 485. 2 (425. 2); H-B. 436. — qui … iacerent: subjv. of characteristic; cf. 51 4, 68 12, 68 26. [*] 72.17. in una virtute, in valor alone. —cum … consisteret, at a time when, etc.; see note on 62 18. [*] 72.18. ad, about. [*] 72.19. postridie eius diei: cf. 20 5 and note. [*] 72.21. sectionem … universam: i.e. the whole people, as slaves, with all their possessions. [*] 72.22. capitum: cf. 26 7. — milium: pred. gen., after esse understood.
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Caesar's Gallic War. J. B. Greenough, Benjamin L. D'Ooge and M. Grant Daniell. Boston. Ginn and Company. 1898.
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