Book,  Par.

 1    II,  6 |                 Long before the arrival of Titus, both armies had
 2    II,  54|        He asserted that, by the arrival of the 14th legion, joined
 3    II,  93|       from peril. Doubtless his arrival had restored the fortunes
 4   III,  10|               On the subsequent arrival of two legions, the third
 5   III,  41|      fortunes. At length on the arrival of the infantry and cavalry
 6   III,  60|    Flavianist generals on their arrival at Carsulae took a few days
 7   III,  60|        would not even await the arrival of their own legions, whom
 8    IV,  22|         Civilis, who now on the arrival of these veteran cohorts
 9    IV,  28|        and only released on the arrival of Vocula, who the next
10    IV,  37|      increased in number by the arrival of the men from the fifth
11    IV,  51|       were put to flight by the arrival of the auxiliary infantry
12    IV,  74| expectations were raised by his arrival. Eager for battle, and more
13    IV,  79|        said: "We must await the arrival of the Transrhenane tribes,
14    IV,  87|                        On their arrival at Sinope, they delivered
15     V,  16|         now been doubled by the arrival of the 2nd, 6th, and 14th