Pars,  Caput
1   1,   19| Thusciae locis circumclusus, fame est potius quam ferro consumptus.
2   1,   29|    urbi diutina obsidione ac fame esset infestus, rursus a
3   1,   32|  irruptis. Qui et ibi partim fame, partim coelestibus plagis
4   3,   77|    quoque morientium gladio, fame ac peste, cadaveribus assuetae,
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