Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XIV  |        method was used by Consul Papirus in a most important battle
 2       1,  XIV  |          weak and afflicted. For Papirus being in the field encountered
 3       1,  XIV  |         proceeding well, so that Papirus ordered out his squadrons;
 4       1,  XIV  |          turn told it to Spurius Papirus nephew of the Consul; and
 5       1,  XIV  |    designs to the Aruspices, he [Papirus] took steps to give battle
 6       1,  XIV  |       was condemned at Rome, and Papirus honored, not so much for
 7       1,  XXXI | despaired of Roman affairs.~When Papirus Cursor wanted to have Fabius
 8       1,  XXXI |      People never did that which Papirus in victory wanted to do.~
 9       2,  II   |        to the time of the Consul Papirus Cursor, son of the first
10       2,  II   |         Cursor, son of the first Papirus, for a period of forty six
11       3,  XLVII|      judged it necessary to send Papirus Cursor as Dictator to supply