Book,  Par.

 1     I,  4 |          because the Emperor was new to power, and absent from
 2     I,  7 |         hastened to be rich. The new court had the same abuses
 3     I,  50|          for another war and for new conflicts. They called their
 4     I,  58|      rebels the worst of crimes. New adherents soon declared
 5     I,  69|        way of a present to their new Prince they secured for
 6     I,  75|        way of rejoicings for the new reign, and the people, with
 7     I,  77|         to Cappadocia and Africa new rights, more for display
 8     I,  77|         they were heaping on him new distinction and honour.
 9     I,  79|       was as usual ready for any new movement, and the military
10    II,  1 |         the origin and rise of a new dynasty, whose varied destinies
11    II,  14| Vitellianists was increased by a new alarm as the fleet attacked
12    II,  19|     entrench a camp. The labour, new as it was to the soldiery
13    II,  30|    flattery, the strength of the new arrivals, who might, they
14    II,  43|          army with the reserves. New reinforcements were supplied
15    II,  48|          Imperial dignity into a new family. Enter then on life
16    II,  64|     brought great odium upon the new reign, and was noted as
17    II,  85|        to fear; fear suggested a new thought, that acts might
18    II,  99|        favour and power with the new Emperor. ~ ~
19   III,  1 |     salutary delay will bring us new forces, while we shall lose
20   III,  37|          that never before had a new consul been elected without
21   III,  56|         Rome, trembling at every new disaster, but reckless of
22   III,  59|          revival of the war with new vigour, had struck terror
23   III,  59|          and, as men who serve a new master, were energetic in
24   III,  83|          moment. As if it were a new delight added to their holidays,
25    IV,  3 |      spirit of opposition to the new Emperor. The sight of the
26    IV,  6 |     envoys should be sent to the new Emperor. Hence arose a sharp
27    IV,  15|       then they are changed, and new receptacles for plunder,
28    IV,  15|         receptacles for plunder, new terms for spoliation, are
29    IV,  23|         troops, wishing to add a new terror to his demonstration,
30    IV,  30|       thus spent, day revealed a new method of attack. ~ ~
31    IV,  43|        age and moderation of the new Emperor reassure us. But
32    IV,  50|  occurrence that might lead to a new outbreak.~ ~
33    IV,  54|          to the marshes, and the new temple raised on the original
34    IV,  60|        between your old and your new allegiance? I implore and
35    IV,  66|       clemency to men founding a new empire, forbade them to
36    IV,  68|        persons unarmed, till the new and recent privileges assume
37    IV,  71|          2nd, which consisted of new levies, were marched into
38    IV,  76|   avarice, and the longing for a new home, prompting them to
39    IV,  82|        raise their spirits for a new effort or for thoughts of
40    IV,  88|         now brought forward as a new thought a plan he had long
41     V,  3 |       their neighbours to seek a new dwelling-place. Others describe
42     V,  11|         and contingencies of the new reign, that Titus should
43     V,  18|        first to consecrate their new standards and new eagle.
44     V,  18|          their new standards and new eagle. Then riding up to