Book,  Par.

1    II,     67|           he marshalled them like regular soldiers, under standards
2    II,    102|           islands. He formed into regular companies the deserters
3   III,     31|         booty, fixed himself in a regular camp, Caesianus was despatched
4    IV,     32|          raids, not indeed with a regular army, but with detachments
5   XII,     18|         Then the army advanced in regular formation, the Adorsi in
6   XII,     28|       altar of Hercules; then, at regular intervals, stones were placed
7   XIV,     43|         men, and no more, without regular arms, and there was in the
8    XV,     47| Pythagoras, with all the forms of regular wedlock. The bridal veil