Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XI    |    inflicted on the Romans at Cannae, many citizens had gathered
 2       1,  XXXI  |     the Romans were routed at Cannae by Hannibal, where that
 3       1,  XLVII |    had defeated the Romans at Cannae: while all Italy was aroused
 4       1,  LIII  |      the battle and defeat of Cannae, and almost caused the ruin
 5       2,  XVIII |      saw in the engagement at Cannae that the Consuls made their
 6       2,  XXVII |    and defeated the Romans at Cannae, he sent his ambassadors
 7       2,  XXX   |  Hannibal after the battle at Cannae, who having magnified the
 8       3,  XXXI  |    defeat they experienced at Cannae, and after the victory they
 9       3,  XXXI  | Romans] took of the defeat at Cannae. And thus it is seen that
10       3,  XXXIV |   having, after the defeat at Cannae, animatedly with bloody
11       3,  XXXVII|   Romans, after the defeat at Cannae, when their affairs were
12       3,  XLIX  |       who fought unhappily at Cannae, who it exiled in Sicily,