Book,  Par.

 1    II,  67|  constituted the mainstay of the Flavianist party. The first legion
 2   III,  1 |          a more loyal spirit the Flavianist leaders were discussing
 3   III,  9 |        enemy. The leaders of the Flavianist party, omitting all apology
 4   III,  12|         had attached them to the Flavianist party. The night-time was
 5   III,  19|        the whole strength of the Flavianist army came up. They advanced
 6   III,  22|          clock at night with the Flavianist troops, who stood ready,
 7   III,  37|       one of them disparaged the Flavianist leaders; they censured the
 8   III,  59|       their counsels, helped the Flavianist generals. Here they fell
 9   III,  60|                              The Flavianist generals on their arrival
10   III,  69| messenger to the generals of the Flavianist party, with information