Book,  Par.

1     I,  44|         wisdom of the soldiers, covered the hand of Otho with kisses;
2     I,  69|       while the Alps were still covered with the snows of winter. ~ ~
3    II,  14|        the victorious army, and covered the retreat of the vanquished.~ ~
4   III,  9 |         secure, as his rear was covered by the river, and his flank
5   III,  20| javelins, or by siege-works and covered approaches?" He then turned
6   III,  21|       on the wings; the cavalry covered the flanks and the rear.
7   III,  47|       waves, till the vessel is covered in like a house. Thus they
8    IV,  23|    terror to his demonstration, covered both banks of the Rhine
9     V,  15|       proceed by earthworks and covered approaches. The legions