Book, Chapter

1       I, XVII  |    decurions34 over them, thus furnished a mode of discipline and
2       I, XLIII |    while a neighboring rivulet furnished him with water, until it
3       I, XLV   |       put to flight, water was furnished for the use of three armies,
4      II, III   |       the image which was seen furnished a representation of the
5      II, XI    |       leveled with the ground, furnished a proof of the evils which
6      II, XVIII |      long after, as he had not furnished the promised amount of money,
7      II, XXXVII| coloring of right seemed to be furnished them in this fact, that
8      II, XLI   |      In both points, they thus furnished us with noble example. Nothing
9      II, XLII  |        public conveyance being furnished to him by the lieutenant50