Book,  Par.

1     I,  78| whenever the occasion required, closed with them with his short
2     I,  81|        next day the houses were closed as they might be in a captured
3   III,  68|   palace. Every other route was closed, and the only one open was
4   III,  84|        scared him; he tried the closed doors, he shuddered in the
5    IV,  1 |         kept secret, nothing be closed; Vitellianists, they pretended,
6    IV,  39|         that the ports had been closed and the supplies stopped,
7    IV,  67|        this day have the Romans closed river and land and, in a