Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X   |   sufficient to save Caligula, Nero, Vitellius, and so many
 2       1,  X   |        as were those five from Nero to Marcus [Aurelius]. And
 3       1,  X   |        himself in the times of Nero and Marcus, and let him
 4       1,  XVII|       of Caesar, Caligula, and Nero, and after the extinction
 5       2,  X   |    Metaurus River] by Claudius Nero, together with the other
 6       3,  VI  |       was that of Piso against Nero, and in our times, that
 7       3,  VI  |     conspiracy of Piso against Nero, in which Scevinus, one
 8       3,  VI  |      day before he was to kill Nero, made his testament, ordered
 9       3,  VI  |       plot, and accused him to Nero. Scevinus was taken, and
10       3,  VI  | reputed man, and a familiar of Nero who confided in him much.
11       3,  VI  |      who confided in him much. Nero used to go often to his
12       3,  VI  |      great man to do; and when Nero should be in his garden,
13       3,  VI  |      past had been a friend of Nero, who judged it to be advisable
14       3,  VI  |  Captain of some triremes whom Nero had as his guard; she committed
15       3,  VI  |      faith and accusing her to Nero, but so great was the audacity
16       3,  VI  |   Epicaris in denying it, that Nero, remaining confused, did
17       3,  XVII|    injury by someone. Claudius Nero (who had left the army which
18       3,  XVII|     escaped and took away his [Nero’s] opportunity of crushing