Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  I   |   seen, that by means of the Capuans they entered Samnium, by
 2       2,  XX  |    sent to the succor of the Capuans, and by this liberated the
 3       2,  XX  |    and by this liberated the Capuans from that war which the
 4       2,  XX  |      Rome, in order that the Capuans, who had been deprived of
 5       2,  XX  | which they had made with the Capuans, none the less the ease
 6       2,  XX  |  town and the State from the Capuans. We could give many examples
 7       2,  XX  |   through the example of the Capuans.~
 8       2,  XXI |    had been requested by the Capuans, who (there being discord
 9       2,  XXI |      and liberality made the Capuans have recourse to request
10       2,  XXVI| having conspired against the Capuans, as will be narrated in
11       3,  VI  |     of soldiers to guard the Capuans from the Samnites (as we
12       3,  VI  |      together to oppress the Capuans: when this was learned at