Book,  Par.

 1     I,  24| sesterces to each soldier of the cohort on duty, under pretext of
 2     I,  29|         sound the feeling of the cohort on guard in the palace,
 3     I,  30|   dispersed, but the rest of the cohort, who shewed no disrespect
 4     I,  37|     Galba has but one half-armed cohort, which is detaining, not
 5     I,  40|       the standard-bearer of the cohort that escorted Galba (he
 6     I,  42|          He was a centurion in a cohort of the Praetorian Guard,
 7     I,  63|       was resolved that the 18th cohort should be left there, as
 8     I,  79|         Otho had ordered the 7th cohort to be brought up to Rome
 9     I,  79|        ordered the wagons of the cohort to be laden at night-fall.
10    II,  14|        they were reinforced by a cohort of Ligurians, an auxiliary
11    II,  17|      Caecina had also arrived. A cohort of Pannonians had been taken
12    II,  63|         he also alleged that the cohort stationed at Ostia had been
13    II,  92|        Sabinus, a prefect of the cohort, and Julius Priscus, then
14   III,  35|  Alpinius Montanus, prefect of a cohort, to Germany; as the one
15   III,  47|     Pontus. There he destroyed a cohort, once a part of the royal
16   III,  57|          was supported by a city cohort and a troop of gladiators
17   III,  62|    displayed to the Vitellianist cohort, that they might not cherish
18    IV,  17|          would himself, with the cohort under his command, quell
19    IV,  17|      struggle had lasted long, a cohort of Tungrians carried over
20    IV,  28|          endure this, and sent a cohort to help. The numbers of
21    IV,  32|  Alpinius Montanus, prefect of a cohort in the vanquished army,
22    IV,  33|          the prefect of a single cohort, with the Batavians and
23    IV,  73|       act was to cut to pieces a cohort, which had been sent on
24    IV,  82|        deplorable news that this cohort had been entirely destroyed