Book,  Par.

 1     I,  39|        the full speed of their horses, they burst into the Forum,
 2     I,  50|         They had men, arms and horses, more than enough for all
 3     I,  56|        of personal service, of horses, of arms and of money, according
 4     I,  78|        superior speed of their horses was lost on the slippery
 5     I,  78|    continual slipping of their horses, and the weight of their
 6     I,  79|  swords, and, mounted on their horses, made for the city and the
 7     I,  87|  splendid arms and magnificent horses, and some who procured by
 8    II,  70|    putrefying forms of men and horses; the soil was saturated
 9    II,  99|  weapons feebly grasped, their horses spiritless. The soldiers,
10   III,  2 |     side they can find troops, horses, tribute; they have Italy
11   III,  2 |     storm of their onset these horses and horsemen that have forgotten
12   III,  17|       or seized on weapons and horses. Roused by the shouts of
13   III,  19| disabled his cavalry and their horses. As the shadows of evening
14   III,  23|       shadow fell from men and horses, and the enemy's missiles,
15   III,  55|  comprising the picked men and horses of the army, had they been
16    IV,  13|      Rhine with their arms and horses, without breaking the order
17    IV,  63|        they had consumed their horses and beasts of burden and
18     V,  17|         when they saw arms and horses swallowed up in the vast