Book,  Par.

1    II,  52|                                Hostilities had ceased everywhere, but
2   III,  48|       suppliant by a threat of hostilities; when, however, the choice
3   III,  65|     peace and the cessation of hostilities upon certain conditions.
4   III,  69|    spite of his reluctance, to hostilities. As usually happens, however,
5   III,  70|   before either side commenced hostilities, Sabinus sent Cornelius
6    IV,  33|        bidding him desist from hostilities, and not seek to conceal
7    IV,  72| requiring them to abstain from hostilities, and reminding them that
8    IV,  73|        the first to cease from hostilities, fled to those States which