Book,  Par.

1     I,  66|  legions of Pannonia, and detained the centurion and some of
2     I,  73|   supposed that they were detained. Some Praetorians, whom
3    II,  45|    The envoys indeed were detained for some little time, and
4    II,  60| meditating war. Vitellius detained Suetonius Paullinus and
5    II,  65| him, whom Tiberius Caesar detained at home, because he feared
6    IV,  39| that the wheat-ships were detained by the severity of the weather,
7    IV,  85| he knew at the time to be detained by sickness at a considerable