Book,  Par.

 1    II,  5 |        bring by night and day his skill, or, if the occasion required,
 2    II,  39|         one made any use of their skill, did but screen with their
 3   III,  15|         not without some military skill. At the same time he dreaded
 4   III,  17|       there he was with his ready skill, his bold hand, his encouraging
 5   III,  60|    perfected by wise counsels and skill. The fleet of Misenum and
 6   III,  73|          Vitellius lacked neither skill nor courage in the midst
 7    IV,  17| combatants by an apparent want of skill; then they began to back
 8    IV,  24|            they had themselves no skill in handling them, but the
 9    IV,  31|           enemy in experience and skill. Peculiar consternation
10    IV,  84|         within the reach of human skill. They discussed the matter
11     V,  19|        All precautions, which the skill of a general should take,
12     V,  23|     Fortune helped him even where skill had failed, and so both
13     V,  25|      experience of the crews, the skill of the pilots, and the size