Caput

 1 18|       send Piso with an army to take possession of the two Spains.
 2 24|    support of their husbands or take away their lives. ~
 3 27|         whom he had prepared to take up arms; and others of the
 4 29|     allies and the citizens; to take the chief command and jurisdiction
 5 37|    victory, if they should once take up arms. In addition to
 6 40|     hopes, besought Umbrenus to take compassion on them; saying
 7 52| ourselves against them, than to take counsel as to what sentence
 8 58|        be unjust to your valor, take care not to lose your lives
 9 58|      lose your lives unavenged; take care not to be taken and
10 59|        ordered Caius Manlius to take the command on the right,