Book,  Par.

 1     I,  55|        and people of Rome. Such a form of oath appeared meaningless.
 2     I,  85|          there had rushed forth a form greater than the form of
 3     I,  85|           a form greater than the form of man, that the statue
 4     I,  87|           in the campaign, but to form a retinue. Among them was
 5    II,  2 | ceremonial of the temple, and the form under which the goddess
 6    II,  2 |          the goddess is adored, a form found in no other place. ~ ~
 7    II,  34|          of others. They began to form a bridge, making a feint
 8    II,  55|         and piled chaplets in the form of a sepulchral mound near
 9    II,  80|          stood near, in the usual form in which they would salute
10    II,  94|   soldiers. A contribution in the form of a tax was exacted from
11   III,  28|      slaughter and death in every form.~ ~
12   III,  31|          The legions now began to form themselves into a "testudo,"
13    IV,  8 |          I have been born, or the form of government which our
14    IV,  35|       Without even taking time to form into line, disordered and
15    IV,  36|          attacked them in regular form, having first sent on troops
16    IV,  42|  principal members, then framed a form of oath, which was eagerly
17    IV,  54|        they said, forbade the old form to be changed. On the 21st
18    IV,  61|          enough to go through the form of oath. All who were present
19     V,  5 |         nation, gave them a novel form of worship, opposed to all
20     V,  6 |           and images of monstrous form; the Jews have purely mental
21     V,  8 |       after maturing in the usual form, becomes black and rotten,