Book,  Par.

 1     I,  30 |               Instructions were also given to Amulius Serenus and Quintius
 2     I,  36 |             donative, which is never given you, but with which you
 3     I,  41 |          cried out that Otho had not given orders to slay him. Either
 4     I,  42 |             to whom Galba had lately given the citizenship, and Statius
 5     I,  46 |            suffered the bodies to be given up for burial, and to be
 6     I,  50 |         contempt for Vindex they had given to the party. The rage first
 7     I,  57 |              centurion Crispinus was given up to them; this man had
 8     I,  75 |            Vipstanus Apronianus, had given an entertainment to the
 9     I,  82 |              If, whenever orders are given, individuals may ask questions,
10    II,  4  |             the hardships of war had given them a vigour equivalent
11    II,  9  |            the fleet of Misenum were given him to pursue the adventurer:
12    II,  26 |              not Suetonius Paullinus given the signal of recall. Paullinus
13    II,  41 |         found that Fabius Valens had given the signal for battle, and
14    II,  55 | acknowledgments and thanks were also given to the armies of Germany,
15    II,  66 |            the side of the 14th, and given confidence to them, while
16    II,  69 |            bounties, directions were given that the battalions of the
17    II,  71 |          show of gladiators was then given by Fabius Valens at Bononia,
18    II,  78 |             of your slaves, there is given you a vast habitation, boundless
19    II,  80 |         armies of Syria were to have given them in exchange the encampments
20    II,  82 |    despatched, and instructions were given to them that they were to
21    II,  83 |              13,000 veterans. He had given directions that the fleet
22    II,  100|      strength. Orders were therefore given to the legions to advance
23   III,  6  |           could arm. Orders had been given to slay but few, and to
24   III,  13 |            slaves for sale, might be given as a present to the exile
25   III,  32 |            the whole odium of having given the signal for firing the
26   III,  38 |               Other particulars were given with much exaggeration about
27   III,  45 |           she was regarded as having given its chief distinction to
28   III,  46 |          Moesia, and had some troops given him from the army of Vitellius.
29   III,  55 |               which could neither be given nor received without ruin
30    IV,  10 |             philosophy, and had then given evidence against Barea,
31    IV,  35 |              of success. Had Civilis given battle in greater force,
32    IV,  39 |       Vitellianists, who had not yet given up their party feelings,
33    IV,  41 |           informers having been thus given, Junius Mauricus asked Caesar
34    IV,  43 |             of Galba, money had been given by Regulus to the murderer
35    IV,  50 |           put Piso to death had been given to the centurion, and that
36    IV,  54 |          work. Additional height was given to the structure; this was
37    IV,  58 |           undertook, if a force were given him, to enter the Batavian
38    IV,  67 |             ancestors. As nature has given light and air to all men,
39     V,  23 |               though orders had been given to that effect. Fear kept