Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |         or the multitudes of the legions to defend Titus, Nerva,
 2       1,  XVII |      Brutus with all the Eastern legions was not enough to keep her
 3       2,  XVII |      they took refuge within the legions. Who employs it otherwise
 4       2,  XX   |        to the Samnites, left two legions in the country of Capua
 5       2,  XX   |         for their defense: Which legions, plunged into idleness,
 6       2,  XXVI |          stopped them. The Roman legions left at Capua having conspired
 7       3,  VI   |         Romans, who had left two legions of soldiers to guard the
 8       3,  VI   |   elsewhere); the Heads of those legions conspired together to oppress
 9       3,  VI   | reaffirmed the quartering of the legions in Capua. Which, being believed
10       3,  XXXIV|        to create Tribunes of the legions, T. Manlius was named to
11       3,  XLV  | sacrificed himself for the Roman legions. When this was heard by