Book,  Par.

 1     I,  17|     the expectant people had surrounded the palace, impatient to
 2     I,  81|      tribunes and centurions surrounded him. They had thrown aside
 3    II,  12|   the army, found themselves surrounded, in the midst of the security
 4    II,  16|      the persons who usually surrounded Pacarius had left him, and
 5    II,  25|    by a sudden movement, had surrounded their rear. Suetonius Paullinus
 6    II,  43|     of the 5th. The 14th was surrounded by a superior force. Otho'
 7    II,  59|      title of Germanicus and surrounded him with all the insignia
 8   III,  8 |    seemed the most eligible, surrounded as it was with open plains,
 9   III,  63| columns; when they were thus surrounded, Antonius addressed them
10   III,  67|  clad in mourning robes, and surrounded by his weeping household.
11   III,  73|      not attempt to fly, was surrounded, and with him the consul
12    IV,  11|     order of Mucianus he was surrounded with a guard of soldiers.
13    IV,  13|    of a neighbouring island, surrounded by the ocean in front, and
14    IV,  35|      the camp, and should be surrounded with a ditch and rampart,
15    IV,  78|    in detail. The Roman army surrounded their camp with a fosse
16    IV,  80|       and the eagles all but surrounded by the foe. Fired with indignation,
17     V,  14| colonnades with which it was surrounded formed an admirable outwork.