Book,  Chapter

1       1,  I     |  either by pestilence or by famine or by war to abandon their
2       1,  XIII  |   Plebs, and pestilence and famine having occurred there that
3       1,  XXXII |     itself to endure siege, famine, and war: let no one who
4       2,  V     |  either from pestilence, or famine, or from an inundation of
5       2,  VIII  |      necessitated either by famine or by war, and goes to seek
6       2,  VIII  |   the necessity arises from famine, or war, and oppression,
7       2,  XXIV  | those who assault it, or by famine.~And if you want them to
8       3,  XXVIII|     Rome was afflicted by a famine, and as the public provisions
9       3,  XXXV  | great part of his forces by famine and pestilence. So that