Book,  Par.

 1    II,  15|         enemy's cavalry wheeled round, and cut off some who had
 2    II,  41|        beaten squadron to wheel round and resume the conflict.
 3    II,  41|    advance. Some were gathering round their standards; others
 4    II,  50| multitude of birds that flocked round it, until Otho killed himself;
 5    II,  55|    applause. The people carried round the temples images of Galba,
 6    II,  66|         man's comrades gathered round him; from words they came
 7    II,  69|        his toils and risks came round in a more frequent succession.
 8    II,  72|          began eagerly to rally round him. When he was brought
 9    II,  78|      the other officers crowded round Vespasian with fresh confidence,
10   III,  26|   Germany had formed their camp round the walls of the city, round
11   III,  26|    round the walls of the city, round this camp had drawn an entrenchment,
12   III,  31|         conquerors had gathered round; at first they heaped reproaches
13   III,  35|    panic-stricken Vitellianists round their proper standards.
14   III,  54| captured, after conducting them round the camp in order that they
15   III,  85|         his own statues falling round him, and more than once
16    IV,  30|          Piling up logs of wood round the walls and lighting them,
17    IV,  30|         was heard, they wheeled round and strained hand and foot.
18    IV,  35|        and colours were carried round the ramparts, and the prisoners
19    IV,  36|    peace, with but few soldiers round the standards, the arms
20    IV,  54|       wreaths, which were wound round the foundation stone and
21    IV,  74|  detachment of the cavalry rode round where the hills were less
22    IV,  80| Novesium, with but few soldiers round the standards, and the eagles
23     V,  24|     with their garments wrapped round their shoulders, and with