Book,  Par.

 1     I,  57|       soldiers, who clamoured for numerous executions, in some few
 2    II,  87|           are the most unruly. So numerous a retinue of officers and
 3   III,  30| brandishing their weapons, in its numerous population devoted to the
 4   III,  33|          camp-followers, yet more numerous and yet more abandoned to
 5   III,  37|     wealth so vast and honours so numerous his benefactor, and seemed
 6   III,  41|      cavalry arrived, a force too numerous to elude observation, too
 7   III,  55|     Mevania, and accompanied by a numerous train of senators, into
 8   III,  61|  emulation in perfidy. There were numerous desertions among the tribunes
 9   III,  82|          of defence, met the foe. Numerous engagements with various
10    IV,  53|   bulwarks of Imperial power as a numerous family. As for friends,