Book,  Par.

 1     I,     31|          the entrenchments, they secured the gates with sentries,
 2     I,     67|      flank. The twentieth legion secured the rear, and, next, were
 3    II,      9|         the Rhine was thoroughly secured by new barriers and earthworks. ~ ~
 4    II,     32|         of the Sugambri had been secured, and the Suevi with their
 5   III,     16|          refuted, would not have secured his acquittal, if he were
 6   III,     19|           But as soon as she had secured her pardon through the secret
 7    IV,     14|   seduced Livia into crime, next secured, by the foulest means, the
 8    IV,     55|      enough for his family to be secured against the unjust displeasure
 9    VI,      5|        to provide remedies. This secured the safety of Regulus and
10    VI,     22|      have two-thirds his capital secured on estates in Italy. Creditors
11    XI,     10|         supplies, had thoroughly secured. Gotarzes meanwhile, aided
12   XII,     70|           its principle was also secured by a decree of the Senate
13   XII,     78| physician, which she had already secured. Under pretence of helping
14  XIII,     50|          centre; the baggage was secured within the lines, and the
15  XIII,     57|      were against it, and having secured the prospect of a richer
16   XIV,     73|        safety, which is at least secured against treachery in Rome
17   XIV,     76|           by this plan he either secured safety, or he would suffer
18    XV,      9|         well as plunder had been secured, if only he had enjoyed