Book,  Par.

 1     I,  69|         to their new Prince they secured for him the strongest towns
 2    II,  13|        the field indeed they had secured no plunder; their rustic
 3   III,  8 |      both profit and glory. They secured Vicetia by simply passing
 4   III,  15|          an engagement, and thus secured his victory. He reached
 5   III,  48| Sedochezi, whose alliance he had secured by a sum of money and other
 6   III,  83|          and butchered, and they secured the larger share of the
 7   III,  86|      deserved more of it than he secured. Doubtless it was good for
 8    IV,  29|   strength, and the alliance was secured by hostages of the noblest
 9    IV,  34|          prisoners whom they had secured in the early part of the
10    IV,  56|    countrymen, and when they had secured as accomplices such as they