Book,  Par.

1     I,  88|   for a protracted war. Many suggested to Otho, as he was setting
2    II,  19|      mixing with the troops, suggested commendations of the prudence
3    II,  33|       and these same men who suggested the baser policy prevailed
4    II,  85|     they began to fear; fear suggested a new thought, that acts
5   III,  25|  arose, or was intentionally suggested by the general, that Mucianus
6    IV,  14| Germany. The same policy was suggested by Hordeonius in person;
7    IV,  48|      is a fact that, whether suggested by real poverty or by a
8     V,  28|      his letters, Hordeonius suggested by word of mouth. I fought