Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10 |           withdrew into a retired part of Asia, and was as like
 2     I,  18 |        smallest liberality on the part of the parsimonious old
 3     I,  20 |       permitted to retain a tenth part of the bounty. They had
 4     I,  20 |        had however barely a tenth part left, having wasted the
 5     I,  23 |       Ptolemaeus fail to play his part; he now even prompted to
 6     I,  24 |        his neighbours, about some part of their boundaries, he
 7     I,  35 |          did not fail to play his part; he stretched out his arms,
 8     I,  45 |          annual tribute. A fourth part of every company might be
 9     I,  50 |         vanquished." Nor did that part of Gaul which borders on
10     I,  50 |   relieved by Galba from a fourth part of their tribute, and had
11     I,  52 |         The whole of it had taken part in the war against Vindex;
12     I,  64 |          we are a Roman colony, a part of the Roman army, sharers
13     I,  69 | themselves. Aware that the widest part of Italy could not be held
14     I,  71 |            They rushed from every part of the city into the palace
15     I,  72 |          Various artifices on the part of the Emperor, who incurred
16    II,  1  |                      In A distant part of the world fortune was
17    II,  10 |        had prevailed upon a great part of the Senate to demand
18    II,  10 |        with that unanimity on the part of the people which his
19    II,  12 |          sea, he held the greater part of Italy, even as far as
20    II,  14 |      command of Julius Classicus. Part of these troops were retained
21    II,  14 |           being so arranged, that part of the levies from the fleet,
22    II,  30 |          dealing and delay on the part of Valens had kept them
23    II,  32 |      Germans, the most formidable part of the enemy's forces, should
24    II,  37 |   generals, who were for the most part burdened by the consciousness
25    II,  44 |        Moesia are coming; a great part of the army remained at
26    II,  64 |       Emperor's wife, who took no part in these horrors, and with
27    II,  66 |    soldier of the legion took the part of his host. Each man's
28    II,  66 |        departure of the legion, a part of the Colonia Taurina was
29    II,  83 |      utter perplexity as to which part of Italy he should protect. ~ ~
30    II,  85 |        did he afterwards take any part in the civil war. He set
31    II,  86 |          consular legates took no part in the movement. Titus Ampius
32    II,  86 |           scattered through every part of Gaul, and in a moment
33    II,  98 |       Vespasian were for the most part kept secret. At first the
34    II,  99 |     meditated perfidy, and it was part of his policy to enervate
35    II,  101|         their country. For my own part I believe that, to say nothing
36   III,  4  |      title of Legate, and to take part in the civil strife. Cornelius
37   III,  6  |       soldiers of the cohorts and part of the cavalry to invade
38   III,  6  |      surrendered, but the greater part broke down the bridge, and
39   III,  13 |         as being the most retired part of the camp, the chief centurions
40   III,  25 |        shared by all; how small a part of a civil war is a single
41   III,  29 |         the battlements and upper part of the rampart. At the same
42   III,  35 |        they might play a doubtful part. Messengers carrying news
43   III,  38 |           might be destroyed, the part of the informer was intrusted
44   III,  41 |       some ships, to land on some part of Gallia Narbonensis, to
45   III,  47 |        destroyed a cohort, once a part of the royal contingent.
46   III,  70 |    unobserved through a concealed part of the palace, lest he should
47   III,  80 |     military shields, the greater part seized such arms as came
48    IV,  2  |         business, was playing the part of a son of the throne with
49    IV,  3  |          want of deference on the part of the Senate. On the Emperor
50    IV,  7  |          By this selection on the part of the Senate the Emperor
51    IV,  13 |       side of the Rhine, formed a part of the tribe of the Chatti.
52    IV,  16 |         is a tribe which inhabits part of the island, and closely
53    IV,  16 |           themselves in the upper part of the island under the
54    IV,  24 |                                   Part of the camp occupied the
55    IV,  24 |        gentle slope of a hill; to part was a level approach. By
56    IV,  34 |              Civilis, retaining a part of his forces, sent the
57    IV,  34 |           were dispersed in every part of the field. The cavalry
58    IV,  34 |          had secured in the early part of the engagement. Of the
59    IV,  34 |         but to its less effective part. The Germans lost the flower
60    IV,  36 |           by this withdrawal of a part of the legions. A twofold
61    IV,  40 |          were sent back to Syria. Part of the army was on its way
62    IV,  44 |         with such approval on the part of the Senate, that Helvidius
63    IV,  58 |     alliance the more influential part of that State; but, though
64    IV,  63 |           they stood; the greater part, as they were scattered
65    IV,  73 |            Classicus for the most part wasted his time in indolent
66    IV,  82 |         our fleet, and the larger part of the ships was either
67    IV,  89 |          understood, but it was a part of their respect not to
68     V,  3  |     territory, took possession of part of Egypt, and founded cities
69     V,  4  |          desert, sat for the most part in a stupor of grief, till
70     V,  9  |                           A great part of Judaea consists of scattered