Book,  Par.

 1     I,  9 |          quiet, though the legions drawn from that province by Nero
 2    II,  14|         land and ready for action, drawn up in line so as to present
 3    II,  24| auxiliaries, and 500 cavalry, were drawn up on the left side of the
 4    II,  36|          made a rush upon him with drawn swords, when he was saved
 5   III,  2 |           whence their strength is drawn, is faraway; Britain is
 6   III,  10|          in the way with his sword drawn, protesting that he would
 7   III,  21|          right was the 8th legion, drawn up in an open space, and
 8   III,  26|          city, round this camp had drawn an entrenchment, and had
 9   III,  51|          These and like instances, drawn from the recollections of
10   III,  57|          of even a single man, was drawn into revolt by Claudius
11   III,  57|           and municipal towns were drawn into the movement, and as
12   III,  63|     equipped as if for action, was drawn up in dense array on both
13   III,  82|            troops, themselves also drawn up in three columns of defence,
14    IV,  17|         Frisii. The Roman army was drawn up to meet them not far
15    IV,  44|          Crispus smiled. They were drawn back, however, into the
16    IV,  47|            ordered these men to be drawn up apart, making the British,
17    IV,  51|            dawn, with their swords drawn in their hands. Many of
18    IV,  54|         the whole space with water drawn from the fountains and rivers.
19     V,  7 |           on the water, that it is drawn by hand to the shore, and
20     V,  24|          their shoulders, and with drawn swords in their hands. The