Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11|       Italy at their head were exposed to any kind of slavery,
 2     I,  53|      which the army itself was exposed, inflamed the passions of
 3     I,  84|       distinction of any kind, exposed to injurious reports. Many
 4    II,  21|  approaches of a veteran army. Exposed and reckless, the troops
 5    II,  30|      in numbers, they had been exposed to the whole force of the
 6    II,  53|     but the name of Marcellus, exposed as it was to odium from
 7    II,  61| engagement, and was soon after exposed to wild beasts, but not
 8    II,  82|        their rear might not be exposed to attack. It was arranged
 9   III,  5 |     the provinces might not be exposed without defence to the barbarian
10   III,  23|      faces, were unconsciously exposed to an enemy who were, so
11   III,  80|    with Petilius Cerialis were exposed to extreme peril, for the
12    IV,  19| auxiliaries. The Batavians had exposed the left wing by their desertion,
13    IV,  34|       panic or from treachery, exposed the flank of our army. Thus
14     V,  13|      flank of an assailant was exposed to missiles. The rock terminated