Book,  Par.

 1     I,  49|     heightened into terror by the fresh news about Vitellius, news
 2    II,  26|         Vitellianists might issue fresh from their camp, and attack
 3    II,  46|     telling him that he had still fresh forces, and that they would
 4    II,  76| auxiliaries, and sowing every day fresh seeds of civil war. All
 5    II,  76|            Syria, and Egypt, nine fresh legions, unexhausted by
 6    II,  78|      crowded round Vespasian with fresh confidence, encouraging
 7    II,  83|          allowed rumour to gather fresh strength by distance, well
 8   III,  16|     brought a panic with him. The fresh troops were driven back
 9   III,  25|          had been strengthened by fresh reinforcements, while the
10   III,  26|       When they reached Cremona a fresh work of vast difficulty
11   III,  41|       Germany, and so to kindle a fresh war.~ ~
12   III,  56|           gait his alarm at every fresh piece of intelligence, and
13   III,  77|           Vespasian. Had the army fresh from victory, and with all
14    IV,  14|        would be very near, were a fresh war with so many thousands
15    IV,  28|        Germans also increased; as fresh troops continued to join
16    IV,  34|     changed by a reinforcement of fresh troops. Some Vascon infantry,
17    IV,  55|      Vespasian. Gaul had gathered fresh courage from the belief
18    IV,  73|          army of the Treveri with fresh levies from the Vangiones,