Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11|      Knights have ruled Egypt as kings, and the forces by which
 2     I,  83|       and without decay from the Kings down to the Emperors, we
 3    II,  4 |         had fleets and tributary kings, and each, though their
 4    II,  38|          subdued, when all rival kings and cities had been destroyed,
 5    II,  76| auxiliaries both horse and foot, kings most faithful to your cause,
 6    II,  81|    infantry, and the pomp of the kings that strove to rival each
 7   III,  5 |         duty. Sido and Italicus, kings of the Suevi, were brought
 8   III,  72|       After the expulsion of the Kings, Horatius Pulvillus, in
 9    IV,  40|        armies, and to the allied kings. The office of praetor was
10     V,  1 | squadrons of cavalry, by the two kings Agrippa and Sohemus, by
11     V,  6 |    flattery is not paid to their kings, nor this honour to our
12     V,  9 |          far off, the Jews chose kings for themselves. Expelled
13     V,  10|          to the disturbance. The kings were either dead, or reduced