Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |            be industrious and less occupied with idleness, should live
 2       1,  VI   |            Similarly Venice having occupied a great part of Italy, and
 3       1,  VI   |           other, the fear of being occupied by her. These two means
 4       1,  VIII |         against those citizens who occupied themselves in its important
 5       1,  XIII |        numbering four thousand men occupied the Campidoglio [Capitol]
 6       1,  XXIX |            armies of Vitellius and occupied Rome, so that through the
 7       1,  XXXIX|         make war against those who occupied them: and because he who
 8       1,  XXXIX|           them: and because he who occupied them was powerful, there
 9       2        | accomplished such great things and occupied so much of the world after
10       2,  I    | Carthaginian war, which kept Italy occupied for sixteen years. When
11       2,  I    |        while the Roman people were occupied with others) that the others
12       2,  VIII |          Rome was taken, which was occupied by those Gauls who had detached
13       2,  VIII |         Vandals, and the like, who occupied all the western Empire.~
14       2,  VIII |          did, and those people who occupied the Roman Empire. For these
15       2,  VIII |         people were called who had occupied it; Slavonia was called
16       2,  VIII |          called that part of Syria occupied by him Judea. And as I have
17       2,  VIII |   occupying some place, and having occupied it, to maintain themselves
18       2,  XVII |        midst of it [the artillery] occupied the City, nor from what
19       2,  XXI  |           knows) Genoa having been occupied by the French many times,
20       2,  XXII |       which a few years before was occupied by the Swiss, through the
21       2,  XXIV |            restraint that has been occupied in war. I want to turn to
22       2,  XXXII|           HOW MANY WAYS THE ROMANS OCCUPIED TOWNS~The Romans being very
23       2,  XXXII|           similar towns which they occupied by sieges.~As to the acquisition
24       2,  XXXII|        Palepolis, where the Romans occupied it by treating secretly
25       3,  VI   |         the country which has been occupied by him. This reason moved
26       3,  VI   |            Magian having by deceit occupied the kingdom of the Persians,
27       3,  VI   |             through force, quickly occupied their Country; for to such
28       3,  XII  |           able to save themselves, occupied all the entrances to the
29       3,  XII  |           entrenchments which were occupied by the Romans and the other
30       3,  XIV  |        lances, so that the Romans, occupied by the novelty of the thing,
31       3,  XVIII|          of the Val Di Lamona, and occupied the Borgo Di Marradi, and
32       3,  XVII |      Tevere and Val Di Chiana were occupied by the Vitelli and the Duke
33       3,  XXXII|          Mathus and Spendius, they occupied many towns of the Carthaginians,
34       3,  XLIV |         pass. So that the Marquis, occupied by this quick decision,