Book,  Par.

 1     I,  33| invented and circulated by the Othonianists, who were now mingling with
 2    II,  12|     resolved to drive back the Othonianists from the borders of his
 3    II,  15|        shower of missiles. The Othonianists, however, did not achieve
 4    II,  15|        Gallia Narbonensis, the Othonianists to Albigaunum, in Upper
 5    II,  20|        with the loyalty of the Othonianists at a conference in which
 6    II,  21|  screening the assailants; the Othonianists busied themselves in preparing
 7    II,  22|        or old and decayed. The Othonianists, who could take a more deliberate
 8    II,  23|  excited the suspicions of the Othonianists, who put a sinister construction
 9    II,  26|      at the very time that the Othonianists had done the same thing
10    II,  35|        more vehemently did the Othonianists curse the cause and author
11    II,  41|        by an inferior force of Othonianists. These men, at the sword'
12    II,  42|      their warlike ardour, the Othonianists at once greeted the foe;
13    II,  42|       in numbers superior; the Othonianists, scattered and weary as
14    II,  44|       been penetrated, and the Othonianists fled on all sides in the
15    II,  60|   bravest centurions among the Othonianists were put to death. This,