Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  IX     |     perhaps to some that I have gone too far into Roman history,
 2       1,  XIV    |         but because the one had gone against the Aruspices in
 3       1,  XXIII  |         the mountains, but have gone out to meet them in front
 4       1,  XXXVIII|       Pisa to them after he had gone inside the City, and if
 5       1,  XL     |     upon them. These men having gone and returned, they arrived
 6       1,  XLIX   |       be good: and thus she had gone on managing herself for
 7       1,  LV     |       their homes nor have they gone to the homes of others,
 8       1,  LVII   |   passage of the Gauls) who had gone to live at Veii contrary
 9       2,  V      |    astuteness and malignity has gone as far as they can go, it
10       2,  XV     |        that, when they had just gone out of the gate with forces
11       2,  XVIII  |      squadron of cavalry having gone out from the town to assault
12       2,  XXIX   |         those Fabii err who had gone as ambassadors to the Gauls,
13       3,  VI     |   pillow of his bed: and having gone to bathe, a favorite child
14       3,  X      | advantage. For, if Hannibal had gone to meet him, Fabius would
15       3,  XVIII  |     which news, if it had first gone to the other side, it would
16       3,  XXVIII |        power made those who had gone astray to return within
17       3,  XXXI   |       the expense. Camillus had gone out with the army (as we
18       3,  XXXIII |        time, both those who had gone out and those who remained
19       3,  XLVIII |   Tuscany, while the Consul had gone to Rome for some ceremonies,