Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  II   |      that when the Samnites were pressed by a legion of [Romans]
 2       2,  IV   | surrounded by Roman subjects and pressed by a very large City like
 3       2,  IX   |        the Campanians being hard pressed and having recourse to Rome,
 4       2,  XVII |         and every time they were pressed by cavalry or others, they
 5       3,  XIV  |      breaking [the chains] being pressed by the disturbance of those
 6       3,  XVIII|         big army before Pisa and pressed that city strongly; the
 7       3,  XXVI |          constrained them (being pressed by hunger) to surrender
 8       3,  XLIII|   Tuscans; who, having been hard pressed by the Romans, having been
 9       3,  XLIV |          that, as they were both pressed by the short space of time
10       3,  XLVII|         that this nomination was pressed on him; for which, all those