Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11|       thought expedient thus to keep under home control a province
 2     I,  55|      the furious mutineers, nor keep the wavering to their duty,
 3     I,  67|       how to use their arms, to keep their ranks, or to act in
 4     I,  83|         before the peril comes. Keep you your arms and your courage,
 5    II,  18|        approaching, he ought to keep his men within their fortifications,
 6    II,  32|   people and an intervening sea keep from him the army of Britain;
 7    II,  34| gladiators; they wished also to keep their own soldiers from
 8    II,  34|        were thrown out above to keep the bridge firm. The cables,
 9    II,  87|    would have been difficult to keep under restraint, even if
10   III,  2 |         suffered a reverse, may keep back the legions; the light
11   III,  8 |        of glory, and anxious to keep the whole credit of the
12   III,  36|   warlike exercises; he did not keep himself before the eyes
13   III,  38|     with enormous distances, to keep him from us. In the capital,
14   III,  41|         perils Valens could not keep himself clear of the infamous
15   III,  64|    would well become Sabinus to keep the Empire for his brother,
16   III,  68|      tribunes of the cohorts to keep their soldiers under restraint. ~ ~
17    IV,  14| Vitellius had called up, and to keep the legions where they were
18    IV,  19|        the captured cohorts, to keep their recent honours before
19    IV,  19|        his countrymen, while to keep him with the army might
20    IV,  27|        along the entire bank to keep the Germans from fording
21    IV,  43|       be destroyed by one word. Keep, Conscript Fathers, preserve
22    IV,  67|     Even savage animals, if you keep them in confinement, forget