Book,  Par.

 1     I,     64|   showered on each other their missiles. Uproar, wounds, bloodshed,
 2     I,     73|       they were driven back by missiles and arrows, and having in
 3     I,     87|       the face of the storm of missiles, nor planted in the miry
 4    II,      7|    decks, on which engines for missiles might be conveyed, and were
 5    II,     14|      close fighting, others by missiles from a distance. Chariovalda,
 6    II,     16|       without any discharge of missiles, when they saw the cohorts
 7    II,     22|   overwhelmed under a storm of missiles or by the force of the current,
 8    II,     25|       to discharge a volley of missiles and scatter the enemy. Spears
 9   III,     29|    himself fearlessly amid the missiles in the path of the fugitives
10   III,     58|        might not be a mark for missiles. Tiberius when consulted
11    IV,     66| soldiers, who, with shouts and missiles around them, would be all
12    IV,     69|      side drove them back with missiles, repelled them with their
13    VI,     51|     and sought scope for their missiles. The Sarmatae, throwing
14   XII,     41|    long as it was a fight with missiles, the wounds and the slaughter
15   XII,     41|    first harassed the foe with missiles, while the latter closed
16  XIII,     48|       from which to hurl their missiles at a distance, so that,
17   XIV,     49|       they had exhausted their missiles, which they discharged with
18   XIV,     49|      burden, transfixed by the missiles, swelled the piles of bodies.
19    XV,      8|       Parthian foe fights with missiles. ~ ~