Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  IX|       and afterwards against the Campanians, to set it in motion against
 2       2,  IX|      against the Romans. But the Campanians being hard pressed and having
 3       2,  IX|     Romans and the Samnites, the Campanians forced the Romans to take
 4       2,  IX|         Romans not to defend the Campanians as friends against the Samnites,
 5       2,  IX|         of the dedication of the Campanians in setting the war in motion
 6       2,  IX|    design to defend them, as the Campanians did to the Romans, and the
 7       2,  X |       ever mentioning money. The Campanians had, when they were requested
 8       2,  XI|       trusting to the aid of the Campanians, and the error of the Campanians
 9       2,  XI| Campanians, and the error of the Campanians in believing themselves
10       2,  XI|      forceful words, saying, The Campanians brought a greater name in
11       2,  XI|     treatise of what that of the Campanians brought to the Sidicians.~¶
12       2,  XI|          to the Sidicians.~¶ The Campanians, therefore, erred in this