Book,  Par.

 1    II,  3 |      the sea was wafted to this spot, but that the wisdom and
 2    II,  14|    colonies were already on the spot praying for aid. He despatched
 3    II,  23| Vitellianist auxiliaries on the spot were routed; those who made
 4    II,  55|         of Curtius, on the very spot which had been stained with
 5    II,  78|  following day on the very same spot, had flourished with majestic
 6    II,  88|    steps, anxious to behold the spot where Galba had fallen.
 7   III,  25|        by those who were on the spot, then by many others; astonishment
 8   III,  46|    people, which brought to the spot Mucianus with the armies
 9   III,  56|      finally slain far from the spot where the victims are usually
10   III,  76|       but, making each pleasant spot ring with the noise of their
11   III,  83|     tavern were crowded. In one spot were pools of blood and
12   III,  85|      look at the Rostra and the spot where Galba was slain, was
13    IV,  19|      legionaries as were on the spot, some Ubian troops who were
14    IV,  32|     vanquished army, was on the spot, and acknowledged the fate
15    IV,  35|       as he was cut down on the spot by the Germans, all the
16    IV,  47|       some to be marched to one spot, and some to another, a
17    IV,  50|     might defend himself on the spot, or he might sail for Gaul
18    IV,  51|    killed, for there was on the spot one who recognized him,
19    IV,  54|     praetor, first purified the spot with the usual sacrifice
20    IV,  63|       About five miles from the spot the Germans rose upon them,
21     V,  1 |      march, reconnoitring every spot, and always ready to give
22     V,  4 |      the appearance of a grassy spot, discovered an abundant
23     V,  16|         successes gained on the spot. He was followed to this