Book,  Par.

 1     I,  88 |        Now the legions and the fleets were brought into action,
 2    II,  4  | infantry and cavalry, each had fleets and tributary kings, and
 3    II,  12 |       his efforts. Through his fleets, which commanded the sea,
 4    II,  76 |  foreign foes; you have strong fleets, auxiliaries both horse
 5    II,  83 |     Lucania menaced by hostile fleets, would be in utter perplexity
 6    II,  84 |        the bustle of preparing fleets, armies, and the implements
 7    II,  100|   cavalry to be admiral of the fleets at Ravenna and Misenum,
 8   III,  1  |        command of the sea, his fleets, and provinces loyal to
 9   III,  2  |       offensive, they have two fleets, and the Illyrian sea open
10    IV,  53 |  towards his son. "Legions and fleets," he reminded him, "are