Chapter

 1 II    |         the Apostle Peter came to Rome, and, through the power
 2 II    |         observed that not only in Rome, but in every other place,
 3 VII   |           Nicomedia with the city Rome in magnificence. I omit
 4 XVII  |  abandoned, set out instantly for Rome, there to celebrate the
 5 XVII  |           thirteen days longer in Rome, he chose that his first
 6 XXIII |        Romans and the subjects of Rome, because his forefathers
 7 XXVI  |          been declared emperor at Rome. The cause was this: Galerius
 8 XXVI  |           were appointed to go to Rome, and make out lists of the
 9 XXVI  |         Guards. There remained at Rome a few soldiers of that body,
10 XXVI  |         might attack Maxentius at Rome. There the soldiers of Maximian
11 XXVI  |         with his own army against Rome. Under such apprehensions,
12 XXVII |        Having therefore fortified Rome, and made diligent provision
13 XXVII |       Italy, and advanced towards Rome, resolving to extinguish
14 XXVII |       Probably, having never seen Rome, he imagined it to be little
15 XXVII | son-in-law, and of Romans against Rome, renounced his authority,
16 XXVII |            Then he retreated from Rome, and fled in great disorder.
17 XXVIII|         assembly of the people of Rome, and of the soldiers, as
18 XXVIII|         Proud, he was driven from Rome.~
19 XL    |       daughter a Vestal virgin at Rome, maintained an intercourse
20 XLIII |       privily sent ambassadors to Rome, desiring a friendly alliance
21 XLIV  |     Maxentius kept himself within Rome, because the soothsayers
22 XLIV  |           to the neighbourhood of Rome, and encamped them opposite
23 XLIV  |      meantime a sedition arose at Rome, and Maxentius was reviled
24 XLIV  |          the senate and people of Rome. And now he came to know
25 XLIV  |    Constantine was victorious and Rome freed, expressed as much
26 XLV   |      having settled all things at Rome, went to Milan about the