Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |       they were wont yearly to carry off their booty without
 2        I, XVIII|        blood had been shed, to carry away with him. In this dust
 3        I, XXIX |        them judge rightly, and carry out their judgement without
 4       II, I    |     declaring himself ready to carry out that work with the help
 5       II, IV   |     been so nobly laid, and to carry it on to the fitting height
 6       II, IV   |      return into Britain might carry the decrees to the Churches
 7       II, XIII |      the high priest either to carry arms, or to ride on anything
 8      III, VIII |       had been sent thither to carry away with them the gold
 9      III, XVIII|         by a royal army, would carry nothing in his hand but
10       IV, XVIII|      the same was given him to carry to Rome.~But in his return
11        V, XII  |        spirits, that sought to carry me away with their tongs,
12        V, XVIII|       of that province used to carry the dust thence for the
13        V, XIX  |     design, and advised him to carry out that which he purposed.
14        V, XXI  | Egyptians, can with great ease carry on the Paschal cycles for