Chap.

 1     Pre|        not go upon the stage, if engaged for a certain sum. Through
 2 Miltiad|         opposite the enemy, they engaged in battle with a novel stratagem,
 3 Miltiad|       Miltiades having been much engaged in military and civil offices,
 4 Themist|          reputation. He was much engaged in private causes, and appeared
 5 Themist|      struggle in which they were engaged, but for time to come. As
 6 Themist|       belonged to the Athenians, engaged the king's fleet for the
 7 Themist|     guile to be hidden under it, engaged, the day after, in a place
 8  Iphicr|       set above him. He was much engaged in the field; he often had.
 9   Chabr|      many wars in Europe; and he engaged in one in Egypt of his own
10   Datam|         sort of man he was, when engaged in military service, in
11   Datam|       every battle (for he never engaged but when he had confined
12  Agesil| attacking him in the plains, but engaged them in those parts in which
13   Eumen|       aware with whom, they were engaged. He succeeded, also, by
14   Eumen|          agency alone. ~VIII. He engaged with Antigonus in the country
15   Eumen|       not happen because I never engaged with a stouter than myself;
16 Phocion|         there was no danger, and engaged to be security for the truth
17  Hannib|       valour; for as often as he engaged with the Romans in Italy,
18  Hannib|   forests of the Pyrenees,231 he engaged, wherever he directed his
19  Hannib|        the banks of the Rhone he engaged with the consul Publius
20  Hannib|     While he was most vigorously engaged in preparing for action,
21  Hannib|          Asia, and with these he engaged the fleet of the Rhodians
22   Attic|          effect what he had once engaged to do, he used to take so
23   Attic|        that he seemed to be |443 engaged, not in an affair entrusted