Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10|    friendship of the great. His resources soon failed, and his position
 2     I,  60|       prodigious force and vast resources, determined that there should
 3    II,  6 |       in Gaul or Italy with the resources of the West. Pompey, Brutus,
 4    II,  19|        in military strength and resources. Finally, Spurinna himself,
 5    II,  32|      have on all sides abundant resources and loyal adherents. We
 6    II,  56|       the crimes of others. The resources of Italy had long been impaired,
 7    II,  69|         to eke out the Imperial resources, which had been impaired
 8    II,  74|        of a campaign and of his resources both immediate and remote.
 9   III,  2 |      have Italy itself, and the resources of the capital, and, should
10   III,  8 |   Vitellius a colony so rich in resources there would be both profit
11   III,  44|  everything turned to swell the resources of the conqueror; the lead
12   III,  54|         strength of the enemy's resources, and what had happened at
13   III,  55|        future, he mutilated the resources of the Empire. But the mob
14   III,  72|      than what the yet moderate resources of Rome could achieve. After
15   III,  76| unpopularity rather than to the resources of his party. ~ ~
16    IV,  64|        so, for he relied on the resources of Germany, and felt that,
17    IV,  69|     army. He now commanded vast resources, as the States were either