Book,  Par.

 1     I,  39 |     men to hurry on at full speed, and to anticipate the danger.
 2     I,  39 | their arms, and at the full speed of their horses, they burst
 3     I,  78 | baggage, while the superior speed of their horses was lost
 4    II,  6  |     as is usual, with great speed, while there was much to
 5    II,  41 |  scouts arrived at headlong speed with the news that the enemy
 6    II,  81 |   crossing the sea with all speed. Queen Berenice too, who
 7    II,  83 |  yet not with extraordinary speed. Thus he allowed rumour
 8    II,  100| legions to advance with all speed upon Cremona, while a portion
 9   III,  16 |    horseman arrived at full speed with the news, that the
10    IV,  51 |      They rode over at full speed, and broke into the dwelling