Book,  Par.

1     I,  50|    acquainted only with the companies and squadrons of their own
2     I,  56| event of victory, but whole companies down to the very ranks offered
3     I,  81|     prefects, addressed the companies in the gentler or harsher
4    II,  89|    side of their respective companies, glittering with arms and
5   III,  20|  then made his way into the companies. When his presence and personal
6   III,  22|   were mingled with all the companies. The cavalry and the auxiliaries
7    IV,  80|     camp, he saw the broken companies of the legions, which had
8    IV,  81|   themselves in cohorts and companies, for they could not deploy