Book,  Par.

 1     I,  64|    they could not have been fighting only for Nero or Galba.
 2     I,  78|   on plunder rather than on fighting. They were dispersed and
 3     I,  78|  shew so little spirit when fighting on foot; when they charge
 4    II,  42|   the combatants, they were fighting to decide the whole issue
 5    II,  62|     of those who had fallen fighting for Otho were held to be
 6    II,  86|   the head of his colony in fighting for Galba, and by this service
 7   III,  45| infantry and cavalry, after fighting with various success, contrived
 8   III,  72|     for our country we were fighting? King Tarquinius Priscus
 9    IV,  24|    standing on the top, and fighting as they would from an earth-work,
10    IV,  33|  the designs of an enemy by fighting under false colours, and
11    IV,  74|  soon as they came to close fighting, the barbarians were dislodged
12    IV,  79|    no one can be so bent on fighting as not to prefer repose
13     V,  15|  there was a cessation from fighting, till all the inventions,
14     V,  17|   the close nor the distant fighting of a land-battle; it was