Book,  Par.

1     I,  69| honour was to be gained by holding possession of Italy, and
2    II,  25|   the line to be extended, holding that it would be time enough
3    II,  59|   in a military cloak, and holding him in his arms, gave him
4   III,  43|    taking up arms, and was holding with this force the colony
5    IV,  5 |   to the mind. While still holding the quaestorship, he was
6    IV,  20| first legion, who was then holding Bonna, that he was to prevent
7    IV,  40|   with promises in secret, holding out as a prize the government
8    IV,  80|  recovering the bridge and holding it with a picked force.
9     V,  14| and tanks and cisterns for holding rain water. The founders