Book,  Par.

 1    II,  14| Vitellianists whose infantry was inferior, but who were strong in
 2    II,  41|          the entrenchments by an inferior force of Othonianists. These
 3    II,  77|          than not to be reckoned inferior to Valens and Caecina. But
 4    II,  99|          of Fabius Valens. Being inferior to his rival in influence
 5   III,  64|        count his other adherents inferior to Sabinus."~ ~
 6    IV,  16|     courageous character, but is inferior in numbers. After this he
 7    IV,  21|          the Batavians, who were inferior in number. But the enemy,
 8    IV,  49|         and, perhaps, because an inferior feels greater interest in
 9    IV,  51|         people of Ceea, who were inferior in numbers, had summoned
10    IV,  88|         should be handed over to inferior generals. Let the Emperor
11     V,  25|       fleet in line, and, though inferior in numbers, it had the advantage