Book,  Par.

 1     I,  26|         deterred by the risks of darkness, the inconvenient dispersion
 2     I,  26|        it was a fear lest in the darkness of night any one who presented
 3     I,  48|    through the license which the darkness permitted, to a thousand
 4     I,  79|  disposed was neutralised by the darkness. The tribune, who sought
 5     I,  80|        and women wandered in the darkness of night about the various
 6     I,  83|           but in the tumult, the darkness, and the general confusion,
 7    II,  44|      Celsus were favoured by the darkness. By that time the sentries
 8   III,  19|         we attack under cover of darkness, we shall be at least as
 9   III,  20|         plain. There will be the darkness, the strange localities
10   III,  21|     soldiers were mingled in the darkness as accident had determined.
11   III,  22|       was by its fury and by the darkness, I would not venture to
12   III,  77|     sleep, amid the confusion of darkness and panic, the braying of
13    IV,  25|      treachery and fraud work in darkness, and so cannot be avoided.
14    IV,  29|          loss was not felt. Even darkness did not terminate the struggle. ~ ~
15    IV,  30| discharged without effect in the darkness, but to the Romans the ranks
16    IV,  30|           threw the confusion of darkness over the attack. Then ensued
17    IV,  37| venturing to check them, for the darkness seems to have taken from
18    IV,  37|      escaped unrecognized in the darkness. When their fury had subsided