Chapter

 1 IV  |         colleague’s reproaches, urged any citizens who might know
 2 VI  |        the soldiers in derision urged them to sit down. They called
 3 VII |     order to see. His partisans urged him to speak. At last in
 4 VIII|        would not return from it urged him to render it a pitiless
 5 VIII|      Mercenaries. “It was I who urged on the Gaul in the Suffet’
 6 IX  |         render them sterile.~He urged Autaritus and Spendius with
 7 X   |     seized with impatience; she urged Taanach to make haste, and
 8 XI  |     uprising of his whole being urged him towards her. He would
 9 XI  | disposal? Some one no doubt had urged her. She had not come for
10 XI  |       like a chorus of geniuses urged her on. She approached it;
11 XI  |       frenzy of your unchastity urged you to it, you should at
12 XII |         and the Barbarians were urged to take every precaution;
13 XII |     stamped with impatience and urged Matho, his eyes twinkling
14 XIII|         her whether any one had urged her to it; and with a shake
15 XIII|       back part of the plain he urged forward masses of soldiers
16 XIV |       led away by example, they urged one another on mutually.
17 XIV |  resolution to arrive.~Spendius urged them to yield. At last they