Book,  Par.

 1   III,     59|       levied among the Treveri, trained in our service and discipline,
 2   III,     60|      some slaves who were being trained for gladiators, clad after
 3   XII,      9|       boyhood of Domitius to be trained under so excellent an instructor,
 4   XII,     52|       singular bodily strength, trained in all the accomplishments
 5  XIII,     47|         be exposed to a cavalry trained in the use of arrows, with
 6   XIV,      3|         lust of Pallas, and had trained herself for every infamy
 7   XIV,     32| attacked by that tribe which is trained to guerilla warfare, and
 8   XIV,     72|        was formed by nature and trained by habit to veil his hatred
 9    XV,     34|        thorough efficiency, and trained by frequent and successful
10    XV,     56|     speech went, was thoroughly trained in Greek learning, but he
11    XV,     65|          under whom he had been trained, aspire to any greatness
12   XVI,     37|   character of a Stoic, and had trained himself in demeanour and