Book,  Par.

1     I,     23|  loyalty of the legions, or Pierced to the heart I will hasten
2     I,     81|   captured, where Varus was pierced by his first wound, where
3     I,     87|   from his horse, which was pierced under him, and was being
4    II,     14|     of darts with his horse pierced under him, and round him
5    II,     88| custody, in pretended rage, pierced him with his sword. Hence
6   III,     29|     with wounds, and though pierced through the eye, he resolutely
7    VI,     51| greater impetuosity, for he pierced his enemy's helmet at a
8  XIII,     50| boldly, and that he falling pierced with arrows, confirmed the