Book,  Par.

 1     I,  25|    at the idea of having to serve elsewhere. ~ ~
 2     I,  83|      You indeed did this to serve me, but in the tumult, the
 3     I,  87|      not indeed to share or serve in the campaign, but to
 4    II,  31|    enemy, while delay would serve their own cause. ~ ~
 5   III,  3 |  that construction as might serve his purpose. It was seen
 6   III,  20|  the soldiers, but generals serve the cause by forethought,
 7   III,  50|  who demanded permission to serve in the legions. The crews
 8   III,  54|  proof, and I can no longer serve you in any other way either
 9   III,  59|   Campania, and, as men who serve a new master, were energetic
10    IV,  25|     such orders as may best serve the enemy. The swords of
11    IV,  47|   Vespasian, asked leave to serve again in the Praetorian
12    IV,  60| signal for battle? Will you serve as recruits in the German