Book,  Par.

 1     I,  27|     him hastily into a chair, drew their swords, and hurried
 2     I,  42|     them with their crime, he drew the attention of the murderers
 3     I,  75|   this influence of fear that drew over to Vitellius the province
 4    II,  86| armies of Moesia and Pannonia drew with them the soldiery of
 5   III,  16|    with a good heart; he then drew off the squadrons of his
 6   III,  29|       on whom it fell, but it drew after it in its fall the
 7   III,  44|     them hate Vitellius; they drew with them the 6th and 10th.
 8    IV,  11|      the capital, and at once drew all power into his own hands.
 9    IV,  47|      decorations and arms, he drew up with moderate intervals
10     V,  25|      astonishment than alarm, drew up his fleet in line, and,