Book,  Par.

 1     I,  18|        military custom by which a soldier chooses his comrade. Fearing
 2     I,  24|         hundred sesterces to each soldier of the cohort on duty, under
 3     I,  24|      between Cocceius Proculus, a soldier of the bodyguard, and one
 4     I,  24|       made a present of it to the soldier. He took advantage of the
 5     I,  34|       palace by Julius Atticus, a soldier of the body-guard, who,
 6     I,  40|       report that one Camurius, a soldier of the 15th legion, completely
 7     I,  45|        the once rich and vigorous soldier returned to his company
 8     I,  47|        night in the disguise of a soldier, and after extending the
 9     I,  65|    purpose. Valens also made each soldier a present of 300 sesterces.
10     I,  78|          and soft snow. The Roman soldier, moving easily in his cuirass,
11     I,  81|       sesterces were paid to each soldier. Then did Otho venture to
12    II,  5 |        Vespasian was an energetic soldier; he could march at the head
13    II,  5 | distinguished him from the common soldier; in short, but for his avarice,
14    II,  28|   population, and, like a skilful soldier, to separate cohorts so
15    II,  31|     looked upon as a more skilful soldier, to give an opinion on the
16    II,  35|           firmness of the regular soldier, and now, as they stood
17    II,  37|       that he was well known as a soldier, and had attained great
18    II,  66|          happened that a Batavian soldier fiercely charged some artisan
19    II,  66|           cheated him, and that a soldier of the legion took the part
20    II,  69|            and distasteful to the soldier, who found that the same
21    II,  88|          was distributing to each soldier provisions ready dressed
22    II,  88|         slain was the father of a soldier, who was with his son. He
23   III,  6 |        Arrius Varus, an energetic soldier. Service under Corbulo,
24   III,  17|      commander or a most intrepid soldier could do. He threw himself
25   III,  25|           a civil war is a single soldier!" With these words he raised
26   III,  29|     agreed that Caius Volusius, a soldier of the 3rd legion, entered
27   III,  48|          Virdius Geminus, a tried soldier. Finding the enemy in disorder
28   III,  51|            that a private cavalry soldier declared he had slain his
29   III,  51|         Cinna at the Janiculum, a soldier in Pompey's army, as Sisenna
30   III,  59|           without reputation as a soldier. He was therefore admitted
31   III,  77|       having armed herself with a soldier's sword, and of having behaved
32   III,  84|      temples to the Gods; but the soldier's peculiar distinction is
33    IV,  2 |        disaster the honour of the soldier was preserved. After this
34    IV,  26|          imprisonment of a single soldier struck them with terror.
35    IV,  60|    centurion, even on some common soldier. Let not this monstrous
36    IV,  75|         in every company, that no soldier was in any contention or
37     V,  1 |           gained distinction as a soldier while both were still subjects,
38     V,  16|          to our troops. The Roman soldier is heavily armed and afraid