iniicere to throw upon, 2.48.2, 2.67.4,

et Ibid. and in the same place [ubi nonnulli codd. where several manuscripts ἐμβαλόντες]. 2.76.1, 4.90.2, 7.53.2, 7.82.3,

insinuare se to introduce oneself, ingratiate oneself, 5.71.3,

MED. in naves imponere to embark on ships, 8.31.4, [vulgo commonly ἐσβαλλ.], —

irruptionem facere (in agrum hostilem) to make an incursion (into enemy territory), 1.58.1, 1.59.2, 1.71.4. 1.101.1. 1.109.2. 1.114.1. 1.114.2, 1.125.2. 2.10.1. 2.13.1. 2.13.7. 2.18.1, 2.19.1. 2.21.1, 2.23.3. 2.31.1, 2.47.2. 2.54.5. 2.71.1. 2.81.1, 2.99.1, 2.100.3. 2.101.5. 3.26.1. 3.89.1. 3.96.3. 3.105.1. 3.115.1, 4.1.3. 4.2.1. 4.6.1. 4.24.2, [vulgo commonly εὶσβεβλ.] 4.41.1, [vulgo commonly εἰσβάλωσι]. 4.66.1, [olim formerly ἐμβαλλ.] 4.83.6. 4.95.3. 4.124.2. 5.54.3, [vulgo commonly εἰσέβαλον) 5.55.2. 5.58.5, 5.64.5. 5.75.4. 5.115.1. 6.17.8. 6.95.1. 6.105.1, (in planitiem Argolicam into the Argolic plain). 6.105.3. 7.19.1. 7.28.3. 8.86.3.

adoriri to attack, 4.25.8, [vulgo commonly εἰσέβαλον,cui praeferendum videtur to which it seems should be preferred προσέβαλλον,cf. Popp. adn. compare Poppo's note]. 5.53.1, [boni codd. good manuscripts ἐσβαλόντες,nisi tamen unless however ἐπιδαυρίανlegendum sit, aut it should be read, or ἐπίδαυροςagrum et urbem, ut land and city, so that ἄργος, λακεδαίμων,designet it denotes].

impetum facere (de equitibus) to charge (of cavalry), 2.100.5, [nonnulli codd. several manuscripts ἐσέβαλον] 6.70.3. 6.101.5. [praeterea besides 2.79.6, ubi nunc where now προσβ.] —

influere to flow in, enter, 1.46.4,