Book,  Par.

 1     I,  76|            power, was compelled to fight. Otho continued to discharge
 2     I,  87|           and had forgotten how to fight; the Equestrian order knew
 3    II,  12|      discipline as he was eager to fight. One would not have thought
 4    II,  32|           be resolved on, we shall fight with increased strength."~ ~
 5    II,  45|            had marched out only to fight, it was sufficient protection
 6    II,  88|         unite whenever they had to fight with the rustic population.
 7   III,  2 |         that have forgotten how to fight. Unless any one hinders
 8   III,  61|        waver; no one urged them to fight, many urged them to change
 9   III,  70|          and meet the legions, and fight there for Empire; everything
10    IV,  35|            their knapsacks, and so fight without encumbrance. On
11    IV,  64|          should it be necessary to fight for empire with the Gauls,
12    IV,  74|             for he would, he said, fight without a moment's delay,
13    IV,  78|           States. If he prefers to fight, we do not refuse that alternative."
14    IV,  81|            the Gauls they urged to fight for freedom, the Batavi
15     V,  11|      attempted to crush it, had to fight several battles, generally
16     V,  18|         punishment, rather than to fight a battle. They had lately
17     V,  21| Nevertheless he did not venture to fight for the defence of the Batavian