Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11 |       Alexander, a native of the country. Africa and its legions,
 2     I,  19 |  increasing frequency, while the country was ready to receive and
 3     I,  22 |     always be proscribed in this country, and yet always retained.
 4     I,  29 |         me. Were the Senate, the Country, the People, but empty names,
 5     I,  49 |        stake and interest in the country, but even of the common
 6     I,  50 |       which the character of the country and of the climate and the
 7     I,  52 |       under the disasters of his country to conceal his private dishonour.
 8     I,  52 |      with the inhabitants of the country, and tendencies in favour
 9     I,  63 |         Otho while he was in the country of the Leuci. The feelings
10     I,  69 |       the strongest towns of the country north of the Padus, Mediolanum,
11     I,  82 |      aware how disturbed was the country, and how conflicting the
12     I,  83 |          We have the Senate. The country is with us; with them, the
13     I,  83 |          with us; with them, the country's enemies. What! do you
14     I,  84 |       enemy and a traitor to his country, the more prudent contenting
15    II,  1  |         for such gossip, and the country never can refrain from naming
16    II,  12 |      habitations of their native country, that they were passing
17    II,  13 |      swift of foot, and knew the country well. But the rapacity of
18    II,  16 |         their own weakness. "The country which we inhabit," they
19    II,  22 |        after the manner of their country, and leaving their bodies
20    II,  27 |      joined Fabius Valens in the country of the Lingones. They behaved
21    II,  32 |       frames under the change of country and climate. Many a war,
22    II,  56 |         themselves, who knew the country well, marked out rich estates
23    II,  81 |         and the whole expanse of country inland towards Pontus and
24    II,  82 |    engaged in the civil war, the country in their rear might not
25    II,  85 |         were acquainted with the country, fled through the pathless
26    II,  91 |                              The country, ready to find a meaning
27    II,  92 |      Galba had restored to their country, received no relief from
28    II,  101|        peace and a love of their country. For my own part I believe
29   III,  16 |       signals were made over the country that every man should leave
30   III,  49 |        as if it were a conquered country and caressed the legions
31   III,  50 |         approaching, and the low country was flooded by the Padus,
32   III,  50 |          finding themselves in a country utterly impoverished by
33   III,  54 |          the war; throughout the country all discussion was prohibited,
34   III,  59 |          by his knowledge of the country. There was a near relationship
35   III,  60 |         has nothing left but the country between Tarracina and Narnia.
36   III,  68 |       peace, for the sake of his country; let them only remember
37   III,  72 |         disaster? was it for our country we were fighting? King Tarquinius
38   III,  77 |        troops being mingled with country people, whom the Vitellianists
39   III,  80 |          the very walls of their Country. The envoys who met Antonious
40   III,  83 |         was ready to believe the Country to be mad at once with rage
41   III,  84 |         in the camp; this is his country, and this his home; unless
42    IV,  2  |         share in its prizes. The country, terror-stricken and ready
43    IV,  11 |       the conquerors, and in the country at large no laws and no
44    IV,  11 |       but ill-concealed, and the country, keen to discover such dislikes,
45    IV,  11 |       common talk; and while the country was still unquiet and delighted
46    IV,  12 |                 At this time the country was hearing with anything
47    IV,  13 |      renown in Britain, to which country their cohorts had been transferred,
48    IV,  19 |         dispersed over the whole country. On that side the Germans
49    IV,  19 |           was sent away into the country of the Frisii; to kill him
50    IV,  29 |          had forsworn its native country, and assumed the Roman name
51    IV,  35 |      from the devastation of the country and from the flames of burning
52    IV,  43 |      from the very grave of your Country the spoils of a man of consular
53    IV,  58 |         of the province into the country of the Frisii, made his
54    IV,  60 |        lift up arms against your Country? My soul shudders at the
55    IV,  67 |      manners and customs of your country, renouncing the pleasures,
56    IV,  69 |          formed the youth of the country into regular cohorts. To
57    IV,  71 |      Gaul which assembled in the country of the Remi to more peaceful
58    IV,  73 |          to drive him out of the country. Classicus for the most
59    IV,  73 | dispersed themselves through the country. Some of the chiefs, anxious
60    IV,  86 |       fetch his effigy from that country. This, he said, would bring
61    IV,  88 |       with the subjection of his country, "That I take as my consolation
62     V,  3  |        what is called the Hebrew country, lying on the borders of
63     V,  4  |        possessed themselves of a country, from which they expelled
64     V,  6  |        all gods, to disown their country, and set at nought parents,
65     V,  7  |                     Eastward the country is bounded by Arabia; to
66     V,  7  |           but those who know the country say that the bitumen moves
67     V,  11 |      army the whole of the level country and all the cities, except
68     V,  15 |         be forced to leave their country. Such was this city and
69     V,  16 |      might overflow the adjacent country. Such was the character
70     V,  26 |         the Batavi had had their country taken from them, and that