Book, Par.

 1  2,       25|  make public property of the kingdom of Juba. The horse engaged;
 2  2,       38|      staid behind in his own kingdom, being called home by a
 3  2,       44|     more returned to his own kingdom, with all his forces. ~
 4  3,      103|     he had expelled from the kingdom; and her camp lay at a small
 5  3,      104|      who were regents of the kingdom during the minority, being
 6  3,      106|     his connection with that kingdom, set out for Alexandria
 7  3,      108|     tutor, was regent of the kingdom on account of his youthfulness.
 8  3,      110| palace, banish some from the kingdom, and recall others from
 9  3,      110|    Ptolemy the father to his kingdom, had killed Bibulus's two
10  3,      112|      king, and regent of the kingdom, who was in Caesar's part