Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVII |           set themselves again to forward their voyage, the sea was
 2        I, XVII |        enter the lists. They came forward in all the splendour of
 3        I, XVIII|           office of tribune, came forward with his wife, and brought
 4        I, XX   |         an unarmed host, hastened forward with renewed eagerness.
 5       II, XII  |            and if, from this time forward, you shall be obedient to
 6       II, XIII |          thing, they would rather forward me, who have been careful
 7      III, XI   |        nor was he, from that time forward, alarmed by night, or in
 8      III, XIV  |          him; "For from this time forward," said he, "I will never
 9        V, XII  |        flaming abyss, and running forward, beset me on all sides,
10        V, XIX  |        thanks to God, and setting forward on his journey, he arrived
11        V, XXI  | Alexandria, might, from that time forward, be most easily known by