Book,  Par.

 1     I,  34|  losing their caution as they laid aside their fear, burst
 2    II,  27| troops of Caecina, who indeed laid all the blame upon his soldiers,
 3    II,  27|      had now reached Ticinum, laid aside their contempt for
 4    II,  35|      leapt into the shallows, laid hold of the boats, climbed
 5    II,  47|      noble armies to be again laid low and to be lost to the
 6    II,  63|       this a charge, which he laid before Flavius Sabinus,
 7   III,  72|     with the Sabines, and had laid the foundations on a scale
 8   III,  78|       the odium upon another, laid himself open to blame; the
 9    IV,  26|       against Hordeonius, and laid on him the blame of the
10    IV,  28|    become a regular practice, laid the blame not on their own
11    IV,  46| Manlius Patruitus, a Senator, laid a complaint, that he had
12    IV,  56|     to pieces, that Italy was laid waste, that Rome itself