Book,  Par.

 1     I,     53|    tears, and after long delay compelled her to depart. Slowly moved
 2   III,     90|        alarming illness, which compelled the emperor to hasten his
 3    IV,     69|     fortress and there at last compelled to surrender. Then the immediate
 4    VI,     21|       had fallen, felt himself compelled by the number of persons
 5    VI,     62|      Taurus, because they were compelled in Roman fashion to render
 6    XI,     10| renewed the war; and Vardanes, compelled to raise the siege of Seleucia,
 7    XI,     33|  domestic affairs. He was soon compelled to notice and punish his
 8   XII,     38|        among the Brigantes and compelled the general's return, for
 9  XIII,     45|     bring on an engagement and compelled, like the enemy, to carry
10  XIII,     54|    notebooks that he had never compelled the prosecution of a single
11   XIV,     33|        supplies and hardships, compelled as they were to stave off
12   XIV,     36| legions by forced marches, and compelled him to retreat to a distance