Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XXIX |      way. And Cornelius Tacitus tells the reason in this sentence;
2       1,  LVI  |       only that which T. Livius tells of before the coming of
3       1,  LVIII|         And elsewhere, where he tells of the incidents which arose
4       2,  IV   |       gives testimony, where he tells of Philip, King of Macedon,
5       3,  XV   | colleague, against the Equeans, tells of how Agrippa wanted the