Book,  Par.

 1     I,  30|    soldiers of the body-guard dispersed, but the rest of the cohort,
 2     I,  78|   than on fighting. They were dispersed and off their guard, when
 3     I,  84|    concerted disturbance, had dispersed themselves in disguise about
 4    II,  40|    advance, or when they were dispersed and busy with the work of
 5    II,  56|    The soldiers of Vitellius, dispersed through the municipal towns
 6    II,  61|    attached some cohorts, and dispersed the crowd of fanatics. Mariccus
 7    II,  93|  overflowed the crowded camp, dispersed throughout the porticoes,
 8    II,  96| suppressed, and soldiers were dispersed through the city to check
 9   III,  10|      close of the day the men dispersed to their tents. The same
10   III,  13| soldiers, while the rest were dispersed on various military duties.
11   III,  25|     the eagerness of pursuit, dispersed themselves over the entire
12   III,  26|    confusion among them while dispersed and busied with the work.
13   III,  35|   milestone, and gathered the dispersed and panic-stricken Vitellianists
14   III,  46|      That this army should be dispersed through the provinces and
15   III,  48|     the enemy in disorder and dispersed in the eager pursuit of
16   III,  76|     nightly dissipation, they dispersed their soldiers on errands
17   III,  80|      man. His companions were dispersed, and the lictor that stood
18    IV,  17|     that the cohorts would be dispersed only to be more easily crushed,
19    IV,  19|       in shameful flight, and dispersed over the whole country.
20    IV,  34|  centre. The auxiliaries were dispersed in every part of the field.
21    IV,  38|     attacked them on the way, dispersed and unprepared. Moreover
22    IV,  73|    threw down their arms, and dispersed themselves through the country.
23     V,  23|    away, and their crews were dispersed about other military duties.