Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  II   |      of Towns, and massacres suffered by their country. Especially
 2       2,  V    |      other persecutions they suffered, none of the past events
 3       2,  X    |   wars with iron, they never suffered from want of gold, because
 4       2,  XXII |  injuries which those people suffered who believed him, when (
 5       2,  XXII |      other injuries they had suffered were as though they had
 6       2,  XXII |     were quickly routed, and suffered those injuries which those
 7       2,  XXVI |  battle, so that the Veienti suffered the punishment for their
 8       3,  VI   |     was discovered, and they suffered the punishment for that
 9       3,  VI   |   too late seen their error, suffered the penalty of their too
10       3,  VII  |   driven out and no one else suffered injury. Which depends on
11       3,  XVIII| other for several days, both suffered from [lack of] provision
12       3,  XXXI |     abandoned them, and they suffered a partial defeat at Vaila
13       3,  XXXV |     hands: and thus this man suffered the punishment for having