Book, Chapter

1   II, 4 | deities that the sacrilegious robbers were discovered and arrested;
2  III, 17|       of pirates or leader of robbers were exhorting his men to
3  III, 17|       fittingly be applied to robbers!~
4    V, 3 |      in his slumbers. So many robbers have at all times perished,
5    V, 13|       without the aid of God. Robbers and men of robust frame
6    V, 20|     as neither the most cruel robbers, nor the most enraged enemies,
7    V, 20|     frequented by gladiators, robbers, thieves, and sorcerers,
8    V, 21|    appease with victims their robbers and murderers, and they
9  VII, 19|    world with great armies of robbers; that calamity so great