Book,  Par.

 1     I,  50|           but "the enemy" and "the vanquished." Nor did that part of Gaul
 2    II,  14|         covered the retreat of the vanquished.~ ~
 3    II,  25|         had provided against being vanquished. This delay gave the Vitellianists
 4    II,  36|    terminated by the flight of the vanquished, who carried off what boats
 5    II,  44|           resume the conflict, the vanquished would find in union the
 6    II,  44|      complained that they had been vanquished, not by valour, but by treachery. "
 7    II,  44|         these certainly were never vanquished; and if it must be so, it
 8    II,  45|      thrown open. Both victors and vanquished melted into tears, and cursed
 9    II,  46| uncertainties both for victors and vanquished.~ ~
10    II,  63|         himself at the head of the vanquished party; and he also alleged
11    II,  66|      troubled by the spirit of the vanquished legions, which was anything
12    II,  66|        said that they had not been vanquished; that at the battle of Bedriacum
13   III,  2 |           were cheated rather than vanquished, are hastening to rise again
14   III,  2 |         the cavalry, they were not vanquished even on that day; though
15   III,  9 |       again drawing the sword in a vanquished cause. At the same time
16   III,  18|            a pursuit and conflict. Vanquished by accident, these men had
17   III,  19|            the capitulation of the vanquished party, or take the place
18   III,  31|       departed, they submitted, as vanquished men, to every indignity,
19   III,  35|        their proper standards. The vanquished legions were then scattered
20   III,  66|     subject as Vitellius. Even the vanquished would not endure it. Their
21   III,  79|      without caution, as against a vanquished enemy, the Vitellianists,
22   III,  84|           last consolations of the vanquished. Many, desperately wounded,
23    IV,  18|          Rome have been routed and vanquished. What will be the result
24    IV,  28|        carried off the vessel. The vanquished troops, following what had
25    IV,  32|         prefect of a cohort in the vanquished army, was on the spot, and
26    IV,  33|         our efforts, or, if we are vanquished, we shall but be what we
27    IV,  35|            and consequently he was vanquished as soon as be left the camp;
28    IV,  47|          seconded the tears of the vanquished with their approving shouts.