Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII  |        were sacking the City of Veienti, some of whom entered the
 2       1,  XIII |      capture of the City of the Veienti, that the Captains of the
 3       1,  XIII |       that year the City of the Veienti should be captured when
 4       1,  XXII |        were to come against the Veienti, it is seen that he sought
 5       1,  XXXVI| glorious engagement against the Veienti and the Etruscans, in which,
 6       1,  LIII |      conquering the City of the Veienti, there entered into the
 7       1,  LV   |      part of the plunder of the Veienti to Apollo: which plunder
 8       2,  VI   |     Rome up to the siege of the Veienti were to be noted, it will
 9       2,  VI   |      was after the siege of the Veienti, where, in order to be able
10       2,  XXV  |       and the Nobility that the Veienti together with the Etruscans (
11       2,  XXV  |       army near the army of the Veienti, the Veienti did not cease
12       2,  XXV  |        army of the Veienti, the Veienti did not cease both with
13       2,  XXV  |        a thing and lose it. The Veienti believed that by assaulting
14       2,  XXV  |       Romans] and of their [the Veienti] ruin. For the cause of
15       2,  XXV  |          And, therefore, if the Veienti had been wise, the more
16       2,  XXV  | millions in gold uselessly.~The Veienti and the Tuscans, therefore, (
17       2,  XXVI |         from the example of the Veienti of whom discussion was had
18       2,  XXVI |      same thing happened to the Veienti, to whom (as has been said)
19       2,  XXVI |         the battle, so that the Veienti suffered the punishment
20       2,  XXXII|     they took the City from the Veienti: or in order to be at the
21       3,  XII  |         to the camp: whence the Veienti, seeing themselves shut
22       3,  XII  |       necessity constrained the Veienti to fight, they fought most
23       3,  XII  |         entered the City of the Veienti with his army, to facilitate
24       3,  XII  |    commanded, in a way that the Veienti heard, that no one was to
25       3,  XV   |    against the Fidenati and the Veienti; who [the Tribunes], because
26       3,  XXIII|        in from the goods of the Veienti which were sold, he applied
27       3,  XXIII|         of the plunder from the Veienti, and which (wanting to satisfy
28       3,  XXIX |        gift of the booty of the Veienti to Apollo, they were seized