Book,  Par.

1    II,  42|          the battle assumed many forms. They met in close and in
2    II,  70|    severed limbs, the putrefying forms of men and horses; the soil
3   III,  22|         the battle raged in many forms, indecisive and fierce,
4    IV,  8 |        amused itself under these forms, and I found the friendship
5    IV,  16| barbarous rites and the national forms of oath. Envoys were sent
6    IV,  23|        groves, under the various forms which each tribe is used
7    IV,  77|   lessons of fortune in both its forms teach you not to prefer