Book,  Par.

 1     I,  2 |   accusation, and virtue ensured destruction. The rewards of the informers
 2     I,  28|   corrupted and that it would be destruction to oppose them, he made
 3     I,  31|        the death of Otho and the destruction of the conspirators, just
 4     I,  42|  obtained a respite from instant destruction, till there came, by Otho'
 5     I,  44|       rescued him from immediate destruction. ~ ~
 6     I,  50|          of Vitellius. After the destruction of Julius Vindex and his
 7     I,  67|          veteran troops would be destruction, a siege would be perilous
 8     I,  71|      less worthy cause, when the destruction of Tigellinus was achieved.
 9     I,  83|        foot together, on our own destruction? Comrades, it is by obeying,
10     I,  83|       Senate. To clamour for the destruction of what is the head of the
11    II,  1 |         the State, prosperity or destruction on the Princes of its line.
12    II,  10|        he should be consigned to destruction, undefended and unheard.
13    II,  16|           and which only brought destruction upon their author. In his
14    II,  34|       blindness should rush upon destruction, and found the usual substitute
15    II,  60|          honour, and with it the destruction of Celsus. Vitellius refused,
16   III,  6 |         afterwards turned to his destruction. Primus and Varus, having
17   III,  23|    stones, and would have spread destruction far and wide, had not two
18   III,  32|        made the army bent on the destruction of the inhabitants. It was
19   III,  48|    perfidy of barbarians, to the destruction of Anicetus, and delivered
20   III,  53|          it was my work. For the destruction of Cremona the war must
21   III,  56|          forces, he abandoned to destruction or captivity troops of the
22   III,  60|      accrued to us, and from the destruction of that city only too much
23   III,  62|     welcomed in their hearts the destruction of Valens as the termination
24   III,  76|       threatening Tarracina with destruction. There were shut up in the
25   III,  77|     magnitude, and involving the destruction of the capital, must have
26    IV,  10|         having brought about the destruction of Barea Soranus by perjury.
27    IV,  31|     broke it down, causing great destruction among the combatants on
28    IV,  60| indifferent about my own. Of the destruction that threatens me I can
29    IV,  64|          now cut short, when the destruction of the legions had been
30    IV,  64|   success of the Germans and the destruction of the legions. Lupercus,
31     V,  9 |        of their subjects, on the destruction of cities, on the murder
32     V,  17|      were involved in one common destruction. The loss however was less
33     V,  27|        his private wrongs by the destruction of his nation. Then were