Book, Chapter

1       I, XXI  |      road, that he might not furnish any cause of war between
2       I, XXIII|      seemed that night would furnish protection to the vanquished,
3       I, XXV  | bravery; he should therefore furnish an opportunity of leaving
4       I, XLIII|     heat of the sun, did not furnish food either for man or beast,
5      II, X    |      of the holy temple, and furnish the expense needful to that
6      II, XI   |    rulers requesting them to furnish him with all that was necessary.
7      II, XI   |      from them, been able to furnish three hundred and twenty
8      II, XXX  |       if preserved, it would furnish an evidence of Roman moderation,
9      II, XXX  |     through the whole world, furnish a daily demonstration to