Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XV   |         go readily wherever the Emperor should command them, and
 2       1,  XXIX |    while in Judea, was declared Emperor by his army, Antonius Primus,
 3       2,  XI   |         trusting himself to the Emperor Maximilian, because this
 4       2,  XIX  |       were held directly by the Emperor, and were not subject to
 5       2,  XIX  |         Towns, Princes, and the Emperor. And the reason that among
 6       2,  XIX  |       is that this shadow of an Emperor, who, although he has no
 7       2,  XIX  |         for many years past the Emperor and the Duke of Austria
 8       2,  XXII |         the other forces of the Emperor were in Verona. Pope Leo
 9       3,  VI   | Plautanias, wanting to have the Emperor Severus and his son Antoninus
10       3,  VI   |       which should suffice. The Emperor Commodus had among his best
11       3,  VI   |       they killed Commodus. The Emperor Antoninus Caracalla was
12       3,  VI   |         of Macrinus than of the Emperor; and because of this the
13       3,  XLIII| expedients, decided to call the Emperor into Italy, who, with his
14       3,  XLIII|     would assault Lombardy. The Emperor promised to come with a