Book,  Par.

 1     I,  56|     people of Rome, and on the 3rd of January declared for
 2    II,  79|     the army of Judaea on July 3rd took the oath to Vespasian
 3    II,  96|        tidings was that of the 3rd legion, despatches having
 4   III,  21|       open space, and then the 3rd, whose ranks were divided
 5   III,  21|      colours were close to the 3rd legion; the auxiliary infantry
 6   III,  27|        honourable rivalry. The 3rd and 7th legions took up
 7   III,  29| struggle was maintained by the 3rd and 7th legions, and Antonius
 8   III,  29|      to force an entrance, the 3rd broke down the gate with
 9   III,  29|     Volusius, a soldier of the 3rd legion, entered first. Beating
10    IV,  40|     particularly vehement. The 3rd legion, old troops of Varus
11     V,  1 |      belonging to the 18th and 3rd, whom he had withdrawn from