Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII  |       the Senate having sent to Sicily for grain, Coriolanus, enemy
 2       1,  XI   |    Italy and take themselves to Sicily: when Scipio heard of this,
 3       1,  XIV  |        in a contrary fashion in Sicily in the first Punic war;
 4       1,  LIII |       be good to go and assault Sicily, so that this decision taken
 5       2,  I    |        all Africa, Sardinia and Sicily, and had dominion in part
 6       2,  I    |   combat them for the Empire of Sicily and Spain. The same thing
 7       2,  I    |          by the Mamertines into Sicily, by the Saguntines into
 8       2,  IX   |    defense of the Messenians in Sicily which the Romans undertook,
 9       2,  XII  | distance with their armies into Sicily, lost their liberty. They
10       3,  VIII |      had caused to be sent from Sicily, they [the people] refused
11       3,  XVI  |     that she designed to occupy Sicily. This enterprise came to
12       3,  XXIX |       the corsairs of Lipari in Sicily, and carried to that land.
13       3,  XXXII|    Carthaginians in that war in Sicily and Sardinia, as soon as
14       3,  XLIX |        Cannae, who it exiled in Sicily, and imposing on them that