Book,  Par.

 1     I,  28|         while there were few to venture on so atrocious a treason,
 2     I,  81|     each soldier. Then did Otho venture to enter the camp; the tribunes
 3    II,  45| Bedriacum. The generals did not venture an assault on the enemy'
 4    II,  50|       the same time I would not venture to impugn the credit of
 5    II,  69|       Germany, lest they should venture on further violence. Destiny
 6   III,  22|       the darkness, I would not venture to speak positively. Some,
 7   III,  58|    cowardly mob, that would not venture on any thing beyond words.
 8    IV,  21|  Colonia Agrippinensis, did not venture on any other hostile act
 9    IV,  27|        command. As they did not venture to advance upon the enemy,
10    IV,  58|         and cavalry, he did not venture to attempt anything among
11    IV,  79|        their general. They will venture again, and will find themselves
12     V,  13|       if successful, they might venture to advance, and where, if
13     V,  21|         Nevertheless he did not venture to fight for the defence