Book,  Par.

 1     I,  27|   silence, intending to let the issue determine their sentiments. ~ ~
 2     I,  29|        own account the gloomier issue; for I have known adversity,
 3    II,  1 |       be offended, but with the issue of the struggle still doubtful,
 4    II,  7 |       advisable to wait for the issue of the struggle which others
 5    II,  26|         the Vitellianists might issue fresh from their camp, and
 6    II,  40|         should be brought to an issue. ~ ~
 7    II,  42|    fighting to decide the whole issue of the war.~ ~
 8   III,  12|    perhaps by fear, awaited the issue in his house. The captains
 9   III,  41|        where, having learnt the issue of the battle of Cremona,
10   III,  46|         war, its origin and its issue, for it lasted long, I shall
11   III,  70| everything else will follow the issue of that struggle." To these
12   III,  82|        engagements with various issue took place before the walls,
13    IV,  60|    battalions? What will be the issue of your wickedness when