Book,  Par.

 1   III,     60|     education, and with such hostages he proposed to unite in
 2    XI,     22|     of Lucius Apronius, gave hostages and settled down on territories
 3    XI,     30|    Gauls. Well, we also gave hostages to the Etruscans, and passed
 4   XII,     11|    Kings' sons were given as hostages, in order that when Parthia
 5   XII,     19|    country's interests, gave hostages and prostrated himself before
 6   XII,     34|     at feud, sent envoys and hostages to Rome. To Pomponius was
 7  XIII,     10| rather than war, and to give hostages and so continue the habitual
 8  XIII,     10|     rivals under the name of hostages, delivered up some of the
 9  XIII,     10|   cohort, to go and take the hostages. Hence arose a quarrel between
10  XIII,     10|   the matter was left to the hostages and to the envoys who conducted
11  XIII,     10|     brought himself to offer hostages till his own appointment
12  XIII,     45|     the Parthians, why, when hostages had lately been given and