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 1 IV    |     Forced to pit arms first against his countrymen, then against
 2 IV    | against his countrymen, then against his colleagues, and lastly
 3 IV    |   his colleagues, and lastly against his relatives, he shed blood
 4 IV(10)|     Augustus had been pitted against Mark Antony and Cleopatra;
 5 VI    |     have complained bitterly against the life of unrest he had
 6 VI    |    have given true testimony against themselves; but by these
 7 X     |    to say that we must fight against the passions with main force,
 8 XII   | their own homes to bump them against someone else's doors, or
 9 XIII  |    Circus, pitting criminals against them in a mimic battle?
10 XVII  |   the plough. Scipio will go against the Carthaginians before
11 XX    |    their ability; they fight against the weakness of the body,