Book,  Par.

 1     I,     86|    would admit of an extended line. The legions had their assigned
 2     I,     97|   Crispinus then entered on a line of life afterwards rendered
 3    II,     17| painted board. If their first line is armed with spears, the
 4    II,     20|       and prepared to form in line of battle according to their
 5    II,     28|      Germany came with a huge line of rolling clouds, a strong
 6    II,     79|       profound depth which no line of the explorer can penetrate.
 7   III,     29|    open plain, he drew up his line in front of his intrenchments.
 8    XI,     21|    one was to fall out of the line; no one was to fight without
 9   XII,     16|        made the river Corma a line of defence, and though he
10   XII,     30|   there had been one unbroken line. ~ ~
11   XII,     68|     the founder of the Julian line, with other old traditions
12  XIII,      1|    then much regarded, of the line of the Caesars. Silanus
13  XIII,     50| cavalry, with a more extended line on the left wing, along