Book,  Par.

 1     I,  35| tribunes nor centurions could approach. The common soldiers even
 2     I,  40|       armed array was seen to approach, the standard-bearer of
 3    II,  58|    ordered the 10th legion to approach the coast, as if he intended
 4   III,  15|      same time he dreaded the approach of a vast body of Germans
 5   III,  49|        regardless of the near approach of Mucianus, a neglect more
 6    IV,  24|     hill; to part was a level approach. By this encampment Augustus
 7    IV,  38|      leader always is, on the approach of Civilis hastily took
 8    IV,  68|      not, however, allowed to approach or address Veleda herself.
 9    IV,  73|   afterwards, however, on the approach of the Roman generals at
10     V,  9 |    itself. Only the Jew might approach the gates; all but priests