Book,  Chapter

1       2,  X    | whence he would have remained victor without fighting. But lacking
2       2,  XXII |  attack the one that remained victor. And it was impossible to
3       2,  XXII |   both parties, and leave the victor so debilitated that it would
4       2,  XXII |       rarely happens that the victor loses many of his soldiers,
5       2,  XXII |     his soldiers, because the victor loses only those who die
6       2,  XXII |       his soldiers causes the victor to endure. So that an army,
7       3,  XVIII|        and he will become the victor who is the first to learn
8       3,  XXXI |  which were given them by the victor: to whom he [Scipio] did