Book,  Par.

1    II,  14|  movement on the unprotected coast. Twelve squadrons of cavalry
2    II,  14|    hills which border on the coast, the Praetorians fully occupying
3    II,  58|  10th legion to approach the coast, as if he intended to send
4   III,  43|  open sea was safer than the coast or the towns, yet, all uncertain
5   III,  48|     lies on the same line of coast, intending by thus closing
6   III,  63| choice of a residence on the coast. Such a lethargy had come
7    IV,  13|      on the extremity of the coast of Gaul, and also of a neighbouring
8    IV,  82|   Batavi along their line of coast. The legion was, however,
9     V,  3 |   who settled on the nearest coast of Africa about the time