Book,  Par.

 1     I,  23|        on parade, and in their quarters, he would address all the
 2     I,  50| centurions dismissed. From all quarters arrived the most alarming
 3     I,  51| carefully inspected the winter quarters of the legions. Many had
 4     I,  63|      it was their usual winter quarters. Manlius Valens, legate
 5    II,  22|        attacking them at close quarters where they were undefended,
 6    II,  27|  boasting, as they visited the quarters of the several legions,
 7    II,  57|        were left in the winter quarters, and the conscription throughout
 8    II,  67|      sent back to their winter quarters; the, 13th were ordered
 9    II,  80|       came pouring in from all quarters. This was the very opportunity
10    II,  92|      boon, concealing money in quarters which either obscurity or
11   III,  5 |       higher offers from other quarters, should cast off all sense
12   III,  46|        they stormed the winter quarters of the auxiliary infantry
13    IV,  15|       depressed. In the winter quarters of the legions there is
14    IV,  16|     assailed by sea the winter quarters of two cohorts, which was
15    IV,  17|        their respective winter quarters. It was evident, however,
16    IV,  19|       in command of the winter quarters of two legions, to advance
17    IV,  29|     frontiers of Gaul. In both quarters plunder was collected; with
18    IV,  40|   power by sending into winter quarters the 7th legion, whose affection
19    IV,  52|    favourable tidings from all quarters, and he was now informed
20    IV,  79|       were assembling from all quarters. "One legion," he said, "