Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |             represented the gods at war among themselves, since
 2    I, 6 |           in his books of the Punic war, and Piso in his annals;--
 3    I, 10|          arms, he was attacked with war by the Titans, which was
 4    I, 22|      entertainers and assistants in war. Temples were also built
 5    I, 23|             years before the Trojan war; that Belus, moreover, was
 6    I, 23|           who carried on the Trojan war, was the fourth in descent
 7   II, 1 |      remember God. If the terror of war shall have resounded, if
 8   II, 8 |       having been seen in the Latin war at the lake of Juturna washing
 9   II, 8 |           accord. In the Macedonian war the same deities, mounted
10   II, 8 | preservation. For when in the civil war with Brutus he was afflicted
11  III, 4 |  disagreement, and as it were civil war. On which side shall we
12  III, 18|           in the very heat of civil war, than to appear to deserve
13   IV, 5 |             years before the Trojan war. But he, when he had governed
14    V, 5 |          kingdom, harassed him with war, and drove him as an exile
15    V, 5 |             spirit of wolves.~"Then war's indomitable rage,~And
16    V, 6 |          fear, who had conquered in war, and destroyed by massacre
17    V, 18|           Or why should he carry on war, and mix himself with the
18   VI, 9 |          teach, who, by proclaiming war through the Fecials, and
19  VII, 15|             by the end of the Punic war, then at length with confirmed
20  VII, 15|              when the materials for war now failed, it abused its
21  VII, 18|            to cease from disastrous war."~And again another:--~"
22  VII, 19|           and shall often renew the war, and often be conquered,
23  VII, 26|       righteous, that they may make war against the holy city; and
24  VII, 26|           and now there shall be no war, but peace and everlasting