Book,  Par.

 1     I,  20|   squandered in presents two thousand two hundred million sesterces.
 2     I,  48|     darkness permitted, to a thousand indignities, till Argius
 3     I,  62|    town; yet as many as four thousand human beings were slaughtered.
 4    II,  11|       from each of which two thousand troops were sent on in advance.
 5    II,  17|     a hundred cavalry, and a thousand of the levies from the fleet
 6    II,  18|  three Praetorian cohorts, a thousand veterans, and a handful
 7    II,  24|    cavalry. Besides these, a thousand cavalry, belonging to the
 8    II,  93| raised, each to consist of a thousand men. In this levy Valens
 9   III,  33|                        Forty thousand armed men burst into Cremona,
10   III,  55|      fleet followed. So many thousand troops, comprising the picked
11   III,  78|      had been sent on with a thousand cavalry by crossroads through
12    IV,  21|   chances of a battle. Three thousand legionaries, some raw Belgian
13    IV,  23|   held by not more than five thousand Roman soldiers. But there
14    IV,  36|  Vocula added to his force a thousand picked men from the fifth
15     V,  15|      amounted to six hundred thousand. All who were able bore