Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11|      Roman Knights have ruled Egypt as kings, and the forces
 2     I,  69|   them on before himself into Egypt, but had recalled them in
 3     I,  75|     swore allegiance to Otho. Egypt and the Eastern provinces
 4    II,  6 |      of separation, there was Egypt and its two legions, and
 5    II,  9 |  besought them to land him in Egypt or Syria. The captains,
 6    II,  74|    Alexander, the governor of Egypt, declared his adhesion.
 7    II,  76|       from Judaea, Syria, and Egypt, nine fresh legions, unexhausted
 8    II,  82| should secure the passes into Egypt. To cope with Vitellius,
 9    IV,  85|       one of the chief men of Egypt, named Basilides, whom he
10    IV,  86|     consolidated the power of Egypt, was setting up in the newly-built
11    IV,  87|   their king, were jealous of Egypt, and, fearing for themselves,
12    IV,  87|       the strength of ancient Egypt. The God himself, because
13     V,  3 |     overflowing population of Egypt, led by Hierosolymus and
14     V,  3 |    took possession of part of Egypt, and founded cities of their
15     V,  4 |      the body, broke out over Egypt; that king Bocchoris, seeking
16     V,  7 |     Arabia; to the south lies Egypt; on the west are Phoenicia