Lib. Cap. Par.
1 xiv, 2, 3 | funeribus nemo deinde ad has stationes appulit navem,
2 xiv, 4, 3 | apud has gentes, quarum exordiens
3 xiv, 8, 10 | has autem provincias, quas Orontes
4 xiv, 8, 12 | multiplicium medelarum. verum has quoque regiones pari sorte
5 xiv, 9, 1 | Inter has ruinarum varietates a Nisibi
6 xiv, 11, 9 | inter has curarum moles inmensas imperatoris
7 xv, 3, 7 | Inter has quaestionum suppliciorumque
8 xv, 7, 1 | Dum has exitiorum communium clades
9 xv, 11, 9 | post has Belgica prima Mediomatricos
10 xv, 11, 16 | et quoniam ad has partes opere contexto pervenimus,
11 xvi, 5, 15 | Inter has tamen regendi moderandique
12 xvi, 8, 11 | inflabant itidem has malorum civilium bucinas
13 xvii, 4, 11 | mares nullos posse inter has alites inveniri rationes
14 xvii, 10, 3 | Inter has tamen moras Alamannorum
15 xvii, 13, 4 | has enim terras Parthiscus inruens
16 xix, 5, 5 | per has tenebras ob dirupta neglectas
17 xix, 6, 3 | Has miserabiles turmas Galli
18 xix, 12, 1 | Inter has tamen sollicitudines velut
19 xx, 4, 9 | Inter has tamen moras absentis Lupicini
20 xxii, 8, 1 | ut existimo, tempus ad has partes nos occasione magni
21 xxii, 8, 14 | reverti, quae pulsarant. per has saxorum dehiscentium concursantiumque
22 xxii, 15, 24 | has monstruosas antehac raritates
23 xxiii, 5, 20 | monumentorum veterum fides, ut has civitates aliquando valuisse
24 xxiii, 6, 25 | eluxit. perfluvnt autem has easdem terras potiores ante
25 xxiii, 6, 40 | amnes has regiones praetereunt multi,
26 xxiii, 6, 47 | campisque copiosis et vallibus, has tamen civitates habet eximias
27 xxiii, 6, 62 | tamen sciendum est inter has nationes paene ob asperitatem
28 xxiii, 6, 63 | flumina vero multa, quae per has terras vel potioribus iungit
29 xxiii, 6, 75 | Per has nationes dissonas et multiplices
30 xxiv, 8, 1 | Has ob res ut solaretur anxios
31 xxv, 3, 13 | maxima ceciderunt, inter has turbas Merena et Nohodare
32 xxv, 5, 4 | Inter has exiguas ad tantam rem moras,
33 xxv, 8, 5 | sunt, ut in eorum actibus has quoque digessimus partes. ~
34 xxvi, 9, 4 | Contra has calliditatis argutias sagaci
35 xxvii, 4, 3 | has terras inmensa quondam camporum
36 xxvii, 4, 10 | consulare vigeret imperium, has gentes antehac semper indomitas
37 xxviii, 1, 33| has litteras, ut quidam adseverabant,
38 xxix, 1, 2 | contra has copias Traianus comes et
39 xxix, 6, 12 | oppugnanda urbe depulsi, parum ad has calliditates dimicandi sollertes,
40 xxx, 1, 1 | Inter has turbarum difficultates,
41 xxx, 2, 5 | potestatis secundae post regem, has easdem imperatori offerens
42 xxx, 7, 10 | quoque Pannonium exulem, per has provincias molientem otium
43 xxx, 9, 5 | sed intemeratas reliquit has partes ut repperit. ~6.
44 xxxi, 5, 10 | Et quoniam ad has partes post multiplices
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