Book,  Par.

1     I,  15|        older, who would be well worthy of this dignity, were you
2     I,  48|         when he had fallen into worthy hands, could not be blamed;
3     I,  49| struggle for empire was between worthy competitors, yet the Empire
4     I,  71|         joy, though from a less worthy cause, when the destruction
5    II,  37|        stead of disorder, for a worthy and blameless Emperor in
6    II,  89|         sight, and the army was worthy of a better Emperor than
7    IV,  4 |     full of respect indeed to a worthy Emperor, and yet wholly
8    IV,  77|   privilege, no exclusion. From worthy Emperors you derive equal