Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XV   |    midst of those altars and surrounded by many centurions with
 2       1,  XXIII|      and their country being surrounded by mountains and rugged
 3       1,  XXXVI|     relied upon unless he is surrounded by men, who are of such
 4       1,  LV   |    of men and money, so that surrounded by these he can through
 5       2,  IV   |    found themselves suddenly surrounded by Roman subjects and pressed
 6       2,  XXX  |      their City had not been surrounded by water, their end would
 7       2,  XXXII|  crown fashion) because they surrounded the City with the entire
 8       3,  VI   |      was going to the Temple surrounded by a thousand armed men,
 9       3,  VI   | would not be found, they are surrounded by such difficulties in
10       3,  XII  |       Florence], since it is surrounded entirely by free States.~
11       3,  XXVI |    Volscians arriving first, surrounded Ardea and besieged it. When