Book,  Par.

 1     I,  12 |        done with less risk and greater gain. ~ ~
 2     I,  16 |      in which my age confer no greater boon on the Roman people
 3     I,  16 |       successor, your youth no greater than a good emperor. Under
 4     I,  18 |       be to make them think it greater than it really was, he spontaneously
 5     I,  29 |        kept unimpaired to meet greater emergencies. They were accordingly
 6     I,  43 |       of which Otho heard with greater joy, no head which he surveyed
 7     I,  48 |       Eastern Spain. He seemed greater than a subject while he
 8     I,  51 |     promotion. But he seemed a greater personage than a simple
 9     I,  59 |    civil war to break out into greater violence. Trebellius charged
10     I,  85 |        had rushed forth a form greater than the form of man, that
11     I,  85 |        of terror. But an alarm greater than all, because it connected
12    II,  12 | commanded the sea, he held the greater part of Italy, even as far
13    II,  16 |        lost among the crowd of greater criminals, in the vast confusion
14    II,  32 |     climate of Italy or to yet greater heat. We have the river
15    II,  44 |     thus the slaughter was the greater, for captives taken in civil
16    II,  66 |      war, was forgotten in the greater disasters which happened
17    II,  71 |        approached to Rome, the greater was the license of his march,
18    II,  77 |         do not inspire me with greater confidence of success than
19    II,  94 |       his soldiers enjoyed yet greater licence. Every one chose
20    II,  100|        and consequently having greater influence, pretended that
21   III,  2  |       that of legions, we have greater strength, and no vices,
22   III,  3  |    cause, and he had therefore greater weight with the soldiers,
23   III,  6  |      once surrendered, but the greater part broke down the bridge,
24   III,  15 |        they might plunder with greater freedom. The scouts, as
25   III,  24 |   third legion he addressed at greater length, reminding them of
26   III,  32 |    with an appearance of still greater wealth. The other generals
27   III,  43 |      His influence was all the greater, because Forum Julii was
28   III,  53 |         and therefore with the greater bitterness. ~ ~
29   III,  60 |       to preserve the capital. Greater will be our reward, far
30   III,  61 |       attempted to resist; the greater number threw down their
31   III,  80 |      had military shields, the greater part seized such arms as
32    IV,  2  |      brother, he had yet shewn greater vigilance during that brother'
33    IV,  27 |  smaller supply of grain and a greater number of consumers. Among
34    IV,  34 |      the slain on that day the greater number belonged to our army,
35    IV,  35 |        Civilis given battle in greater force, he could not have
36    IV,  49 |      because an inferior feels greater interest in such a competition.
37    IV,  63 |     down where they stood; the greater part, as they were scattered
38    IV,  88 |        would not be wanting on greater occasions."~ ~
39     V,  23 |                      There was greater danger at Grinnes and Vada.