Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  LIII  |     no sooner had come to the encounter than he, with all his followers,
 2       2,  X     | difficulties that they had to encounter. But making their wars with
 3       2,  XVII  |   other side at the [time of] encounter, and that your earthworks
 4       2,  XVII  |     the Roman infantry had to encounter, [and] against which they
 5       2,  XVII  | artillery or cavalry, went to encounter the French army armed with
 6       2,  XVIII |    six thousand Swiss went to encounter north of Milan the King
 7       3,  X     |    and if, when he was at the encounter with Scipio in Africa, he
 8       3,  X     |   those Gauls who were at the encounter with Sulpicius. So much
 9       3,  X     |      if the enemy comes to an encounter with him) come to battle
10       3,  XVII  |       made Consul and sent to encounter Hannibal, he took the above
11       3,  XVIII |    his army having come to an encounter with the enemy, and the
12       3,  XXXVII|     Captain, when he comes to encounter a new enemy which has reputation,
13       3,  XLV   |       their two armies at the encounter with the armies of the Samnites