Book,  Par.

 1     I,  61|        its way. And for a long distance so loudly did the soldiers
 2    II,  36|        a javelin thrown from a distance, and the soldiers had made
 3    II,  40|      of the Padus and Addua, a distance of sixteen miles from their
 4    II,  44|    direction of Bedriacum. The distance was very great, and the
 5    II,  46|    party. Those who stood at a distance stretched out their arms,
 6    II,  68| glitter of arms were seen at a distance. A sudden cry was raised
 7    II,  83|       gather fresh strength by distance, well aware that his force
 8   III,  10|       cavalry appearing in the distance were taken for the enemy,
 9   III,  21|        that very day marched a distance of thirty miles, and having
10   III,  27|       first they fought from a distance with arrows and stones,
11   III,  56|        They were all kept at a distance by the intimate friends
12    IV,  19|     were stationed at no great distance; these were accompanied
13    IV,  28|      happened that at no great distance from the camp the Germans
14    IV,  29|   security, presuming on their distance from the river-bank. The
15    IV,  59|        The Gauls encamped at a distance of two miles, and plied
16    IV,  85|     sickness at a considerable distance, as much as several days