Book,  Par.

 1     I,  8 |                         Such, as far as one can speak of so vast
 2     I,  9 |         either because they were far away and separated by the
 3     I,  24| revolution, he gradually went so far as to distribute, whenever
 4     I,  36|    Vinius would not have gone so far with his rapacity and lawlessness
 5    II,  8 |          Thence the alarm spread far and wide, and many roused
 6    II,  12|   greater part of Italy, even as far as where the chain of the
 7    II,  16|       and its mighty legions are far from us, and we know that
 8    II,  23|          a successful battle not far from Cremona. Martius, who
 9    II,  25| gradually give way, followed too far in pursuit, and themselves
10    II,  38|        times have carried me too far from my subject. I now return
11    II,  81|  provinces washed by the sea, as far as Asia and Achaia, and
12    II,  99|         was delayed by weakness. Far different was the appearance
13   III,  9 |          To this army, which was far from equalling the forces
14   III,  12|          arrest, and conveyed as far as Adria by the Liburnian
15   III,  15|    advanced with 4000 cavalry as far as the 8th milestone from
16   III,  16|         and noise could be heard far and wide. While Antonius
17   III,  18|       which had been advanced as far as that point during the
18   III,  23|          have spread destruction far and wide, had not two soldiers
19   III,  27|   impetuosity of their attack as far as the gate looking towards
20   III,  38| illustrious character raised him far above one who was stained
21   III,  56| sacrifice, and was finally slain far from the spot where the
22   III,  60|      Greater will be our reward, far higher our reputation, if
23   III,  69|     cohorts. He had now gone too far to be able to retreat, and
24   III,  69|   encountering danger, they were far from attentive to the laborious
25   III,  71|          up the opposite hill as far as the outer gates of the
26   III,  79|        Rubra, when the night was far spent, too late to give
27   III,  79|          conflict took place not far from the city among buildings,
28   III,  82|      left quarter of the city as far as the gardens of Sallust.
29    IV,  17|        drawn up to meet them not far from the river Rhine, and
30    IV,  19|       line, and an answering but far less vigorous cheer, came
31    IV,  39|        of that province, and was far from being a man of turbulent
32    IV,  51|     territories had been ravaged far and wide, and they were
33    IV,  59|          and Augustus understood far better the character of
34    IV,  69|       may rule over the nations. Far from us be such arrogance!
35    IV,  77|   advantage, though you dwell so far away, while cruel rulers
36     V,  8 |                              Not far from this lake lies a plain,
37     V,  9 |         as the Romans were still far off, the Jews chose kings
38     V,  11|       strife, and had passed, as far as the Jews were concerned,
39     V,  22|                   The war was so far from being at an end, that
40     V,  25|          however, the autumn was far advanced, and the river,