Book,  Par.

 1     I,  58|          Batavian cohorts, which formed the auxiliary force of the
 2     I,  78|   persons of the tribe. They are formed of plates of iron or very
 3    II,  5 |        feud. He was indeed a man formed both by nature and by education
 4    II,  38|       was supreme power. Legions formed of Roman citizens did not
 5    II,  41|         of the Vitellianists was formed without hurry, for, though
 6    II,  83|          exaggerated notions are formed about what is not seen.
 7    II,  97|  infamous and odious. The allies formed conjectures accordingly
 8   III,  22|         the 9th, 2nd, and 20th), formed the centre, while the left
 9   III,  26|       the legions of Germany had formed their camp round the walls
10   III,  34|    connexions and intermarriages formed with neighbouring nations,
11   III,  56|       the Emperor's ears were so formed, that all profitable counsels
12   III,  71|   glories of former generations, formed them into a barricade across
13    IV,  13|         other side of the Rhine, formed a part of the tribe of the
14    IV,  21|     enemy, being veteran troops, formed in columns, presenting on
15    IV,  24|     others mounting on a testudo formed by their comrades. Some
16    IV,  59| themselves from the legions, and formed a camp of their own, with
17    IV,  69|     territory of the Sunici, and formed the youth of the country
18    IV,  81|      same reproaches. The troops formed themselves in cohorts and
19    IV,  81|       more room than the others, formed itself into a compact body,
20     V,  13|                         The Jews formed their line close under their
21     V,  14|          which it was surrounded formed an admirable outwork. It
22     V,  18|            Next morning Cerialis formed his front with the cavalry