Cicero immediately wrote to him, and promised great recompenses to those who should succeed in delivering his letters to him; but all the roads were watched, and nobody could reach him. [Please select]
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He immediately engaged, by the promise of great recompenses, a Gaulish horseman to carry a letter to him: it was written in Greek,[438] in order that the enemy, if he intercepted it, might not know its meaning. [Please select]
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A few years more, and fear or hope, punishments or recompenses, arms or laws, will have bound for ever Gaul to the empire. [Please select]
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One or two campaigns more, and fear or hope, punishments or recompenses, arms or the laws, will reduce all Gaul into subjection to us, and attach her to us by everlasting ties. [Please select]
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[645] “Cæsar, strengthened by his successes, and by the recompenses, honours, and testimonials with which the Senate had loaded him, had just lent to this illustrious order his glory and his influence. [Please select]
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And yet, I said, all these are as nothing either in number or greatness in comparison with those other recompenses which await both just and unjust after death. [Please select]
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