Book,  Par.

 1    II,  3 |    cone from a broad base to a small circumference. The meaning
 2    II,  25|       and close to which was a small wood. From this place they
 3    II,  83|   aware that his force was but small, and that exaggerated notions
 4   III,  8 | through it. Though in itself a small gain, for the town is but
 5   III,  16|       were approaching, that a small body was moving in front,
 6   III,  25|          is shared by all; how small a part of a civil war is
 7   III,  41|      to elude observation, too small to force its way. Even amidst
 8   III,  41|        became evident. With so small a force, even had it been
 9   III,  62|     loose character, but of no small ability, who sought to gain
10   III,  74|    temple-servant, and built a small chapel, dedicated to Jupiter
11    IV,  35|     have been outflanked by so small a number of cohorts, and
12    IV,  58|      but, though he obtained a small force of infantry and cavalry,