Book,  Par.

 1     I,     26|       itself, which was like a town, assailed the centurions
 2     I,     70|    Pandateria, and then in the town of the Regini on the shores
 3   III,     67|  Quirinus, who was born in the town of Lanuvium, was quite unconnected.
 4    IV,      6|       powerfully manned to the town of Forojulium. But chief
 5    IV,     33|        a camp, he besieged the town of Thubuscum. Dolabella
 6    XI,     25|     unfrequented arcade in the town of Adrumetum, when he saw
 7   XII,     14|        for several days in the town of Edessa. Although a certain
 8   XII,     18|       and they reached Soza, a town in Dandarica, which Mithridates
 9   XII,     28|      was drawn to mark out the town, so as to embrace the great
10   XII,     32|       of veterans to the chief town of the Ubii, where she was
11  XIII,     48|      the sea of Pontus and the town of Trapezus, hastily withdrew.
12  XIII,     51|        whole space outside the town, up to its buildings, was
13  XIII,     62|      sent to the Senate by the town council and by the populace.
14   XIV,     30|     close to Tibur, from which town Plautus derived his origin
15   XIV,     37|        Italy meanwhile the old town of Puteoli obtained from
16   XIV,     43|    appearance of an overthrown town; even the ocean had worn
17   XIV,     44|        at the cost of a single town. Nor did the tears and weeping
18   XIV,     44|   enemy. Like ruin fell on the town of Verulamium, for the barbarians,
19    XV,      6| interview with the king at the town Nisibis, thirty-seven miles
20    XV,     28|    part of Pompeii, a populous town in Campania. And one of
21    XV,     57|    time some gladiators in the town of Praeneste, who attempted
22    XV,     66|        that of Fortune, in the town of Ferentum, and used to
23   XVI,      9|       afterwards confined in a town of Apulia named Barium.