Book,  Par.

 1    II,  12|        with regular command, who saw no glory in victory, no
 2    II,  20|       general's dress, when they saw the cloak of various colours,
 3   III,  10|       put in irons. The soldiers saw what a mockery it was, and
 4   III,  10|          by his own; whenever he saw any one who was known to
 5   III,  13|  hurrying back to head-quarters, saw the name of Vespasian written
 6    IV,  1 |       hidden foes. Whenever they saw a man tall and young they
 7    IV,  15|         the lower class. When he saw them warmed with the festivities
 8    IV,  30|         him conspicuous. Civilis saw this, and, extinguishing
 9    IV,  35|   opportunity. These latter, who saw everything from the walls,
10    IV,  47|   situation paralyzed them. They saw opposed to them what seemed
11    IV,  47|          javelin and sword. They saw themselves hemmed in, without
12    IV,  80|  disaster became visible, and he saw that the camp of the legions
13    IV,  80|        returning to the camp, he saw the broken companies of
14    IV,  85|     absorbed in worship, when he saw behind him one of the chief
15    IV,  86| reception. At the same moment he saw the youth ascend to heaven
16     V,  17|         a panic arose, when they saw arms and horses swallowed