Book,  Par.

 1     I,  81| closed as they might be in a captured city. Few of the citizens
 2    II,  43|       Orfidius Benignus, but captured many colours and standards
 3    II,  61|    of fanatics. Mariccus was captured in the engagement, and was
 4    II,  89|    into Rome as if it were a captured city, he assumed a civil
 5   III,  43|   off Massilia. There he was captured by some Liburnian ships,
 6   III,  44|                  Valens once captured, everything turned to swell
 7   III,  54| spies of Vitellius whom they captured, after conducting them round
 8   III,  54|  remains of Cremona, and the captured legions. He then made his
 9   III,  72|   nor the Gauls, when it was captured, had been able to violate,
10    IV,  1 |    and all the miseries of a captured city, till the license of
11    IV,  12|    of slaughtered armies, of captured encampments, of Gaul in
12    IV,  18|  their respective states the captured prefects of cohorts, and
13    IV,  19|    with the standards of the captured cohorts, to keep their recent
14    IV,  55|  Gauls, they remembered, had captured the city in former days,
15    IV,  74|   hills were less steep, and captured the principal Belgic chiefs,
16    IV,  80|      legions, which had been captured at Bonna and Novesium, with
17    IV,  82|     ships was either sunk or captured. The same tribe also routed
18     V,  24|      broad daylight with the captured vessels. The praetorian
19     V,  25|  galley. With these were the captured vessels, in which, picturesquely