Lib. Cap. Par.
1      II,    3,  29|        quam prendere prohibito cum conversus in patres impetus esset,
2     III,    1,   5|         nuntio circumventi fratris conversus ad pugnam, dum se temere
3      IV,    5,  42|           reum. Itaque modo ad eum conversus, ubi illi patricii spiritus,
4    VIII,    1,   5|         sua manu interempturum. et conversus ad simulacrum Iovis, 'audi,
5    XXII,    1,   3|        signifero convelli nequire. Conversus ad nuntium "num litteras
6    XXIV,    4,  22| absumpsisset, patriae restitueret. conversus deinde ad interfectores
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