Book,  Par.

1     I,  35|         an idle flattery; on the contrary, as soon as they caught
2     I,  61|        haste." Vitellius, on the contrary, was sunk in sloth, and
3    II,  5 |         of old. Mucianus, on the contrary, was eminent for his magnificence,
4   III,  42| compelled, either by a calm or a contrary wind, to put in at the port
5   III,  54|  strength, left; whereas, on the contrary, when he pretended that
6   III,  70|       Imperial power. But on the contrary, Vitellius retraced his
7    IV,  79|       very fact of their having, contrary to their expectations, lately