Book,  Par.

 1     I,     29|         the men of the fifteenth defended him, but the soldiers of
 2     I,     66|         his front and rear being defended by intrenchments, his flanks
 3     I,     77|          be deplored rather than defended. However, I threw Arminius
 4   III,     23|          emperor and Augusta had defended Plancina. She might as well
 5   III,     32|  imperial house. The accused was defended by her brother Manius Lepidus.
 6    IV,      4|         at Sejanus, and, when he defended himself, had struck him
 7    VI,      2|       much worth if it had to be defended by arms." This was his answer
 8    VI,     62|    submit to tribute. There they defended themselves by means of the
 9   XII,     47|       loyal to Rome and had been defended by our arms while he was
10   XIV,     32|         to guerilla warfare, and defended by mountains against an
11    XV,      7| abandoned in peace what they had defended in war? Was it better for