Book,  Par.

 1     I,     26|      plundered the neighbouring villages and Nauportus itself, which
 2     I,     66|   bright starlight, reached the villages of the Marsi, and threw
 3     I,     73|       leaving their cantons and villages dispersed themselves in
 4   III,     29| unpunished; next, by destroying villages and carrying off plunder
 5   III,     62|       troops was ravaging those villages of the Sequani, which, situated
 6   III,    104|         of his own, to save the villages of Cirta from being ravaged
 7    IV,     63|        through the neighbouring villages, and its owner ascertained.
 8  XIII,     73|      country houses, crops, and villages, and were rushing on to
 9   XIV,     32|    entreaties, or quitted their villages and dispersed into their
10    XV,     14|       new glory. "It was not to villages or towns of Armenia, but
11    XV,     73|    fields, and the neighbouring villages, horse and foot soldiers,