Not he who has come out of a different [country], as some have interpreted, [i.e.] of another nation, but he who is from the same city and otherwise friendly, but not belonging to the same family.[1]
"They were fighting a civil war worse than the foreign [war]."[2]
"For telling lies is something foreign and alien to a wise man".[3]
"He was the first to give Romans experience of foreign wars."[4]
"They are carrying a war long and foreign."[5]