Book,  Par.

 1    II,     16|        shoulders covered with a wild beast's skin, he visited
 2    II,     83| territories, fell to Cotys; the wild and barbarous portion, with
 3   III,      1|   compose her mind, for she was wild with grief and knew not
 4    IV,     15|         not to catch eagerly at wild and improbable rumours in
 5    IV,     64|     some Thracian tribes, whose wild life in the highlands of
 6    IV,     92|       Frisii, selected hides of wild bulls as the standard according
 7   XII,     65|   afterwards some tribes of the wild population of Cilicia, known
 8  XIII,     38|       show of gladiators, or of wild beasts, or indeed any other
 9  XIII,     73|         them away, like so many wild beasts, with the blows of
10    XV,     56|         the very simple diet of wild fruits, with water from