Book,  Par.

 1     I,  58| Italian Legion and the Taurine Horse, which was stationed at
 2     I,  63| Italian legion and the Taurine Horse were withdrawn. It was resolved
 3     I,  69|        good news, that Silius' Horse, which was quartered in
 4     I,  69|      from Germany, and Petra's Horse, while he made a brief halt
 5     I,  83|      that thus we should rush, horse and foot together, on our
 6    II,  14|    infantry, four squadrons of horse, and all the cavalry of
 7    II,  17|                        Silius' Horse had now, as I have already
 8    II,  22|        commanded a squadron of horse; he was a Batavian. Turullius
 9    II,  33|     injured by the fall of his horse, was reported to agree by
10    II,  76|       fleets, auxiliaries both horse and foot, kings most faithful
11   III,  5 |   Sextilius Felix with Aurius' Horse, eight cohorts, and the
12   III,  6 |    Vitellius, and the Sebonian Horse had taken up a position
13   III,  18|        as the legionaries. The horse and foot, thus mixed together,
14    IV,  15|        we have a vast force of horse and foot; we have the Germans
15    IV,  19|   accompanied by some Batavian horse, who, though they had been
16    IV,  19|        prefect of the Batavian horse, who had been the rival
17    IV,  34|       winter camp of a body of horse stationed at Ascibergium,
18    IV,  35|      ground by the fall of his horse. A report that he had been
19    IV,  50|    Sagitta, prefect of Petra's Horse, making a very quick passage,
20    IV,  65|       spectacle. The Picentine Horse could not endure the triumph
21    IV,  73|      joined by the Singularian Horse, which had been raised some
22     V,  23|        many missiles, left his horse, and swam across the river.