Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10|        as he also suspected that Claudius had taken some offence,
 2     I,  16|      Under Tuberous, Chairs, and Claudius, we were, so to speak, the
 3     I,  47|         had been put to death by Claudius and Nero respectively. He
 4     I,  47|         gold cup at the table of Claudius, who the next day directed
 5     I,  67|         movement they had chosen Claudius Severus for their leader,
 6     I,  68|         gestures, till at length Claudius Cossus, one of the Helvetian
 7     I,  76| Pomptinius, who in the reigns of Claudius and Nero had been convicted
 8     I,  88|          of Scribonianus against Claudius was crushed as soon as heard
 9    II,  16|         and explained his plans. Claudius Pyrrhicus, captain of the
10    II,  75|        had fallen in the days of Claudius, and his murderer, Volaginius,
11    II,  76|      against the house of Caius, Claudius, or Nero, established by
12    II,  85|          the eighth and seventh (Claudius'), who were possessed with
13   III,  9 |          up with the 7th legion (Claudius'). This legion was commanded
14   III,  21|        plain, next came the 7th (Claudius'), defended in front by
15   III,  27|   stationed the 8th and the 7th (Claudius'). The 13th were carried
16   III,  44|     legion by the appointment of Claudius, and had served with distinction,
17   III,  45|    distinction to the triumph of Claudius Caesar. Then followed wealth
18   III,  57|         was drawn into revolt by Claudius Faventinus, a centurion
19   III,  57|         was under the command of Claudius Apollinaris, a man neither
20   III,  57|     jealousy into the civil war. Claudius Julianus, who had lately
21   III,  66|   Vitellius was the colleague of Claudius. If you would act as becomes
22    IV,  14|               Julius Paullus and Claudius Civilis, scions of the royal
23    IV,  19|         was called the Old Camp. Claudius Labeo, prefect of the Batavian
24    IV,  34|    command of Julius Maximus and Claudius Victor, his sister's son.
25    IV,  50|         While this was going on, Claudius Sagitta, prefect of Petra'
26    IV,  58|   Colonia Agrippinenses. Thither Claudius Labeo, who, as I have related,
27    IV,  65|     procession. Their leader was Claudius Sanctus; one of his eyes
28    IV,  69|      hinder his further advance, Claudius Labeo encountered him with
29    IV,  73|         in attempting to capture Claudius Labeo, or to drive him out
30     V,  10|          to insignificance, when Claudius entrusted the province of
31     V,  10|          the grandson-in-law, as Claudius was the grandson, of Antony. ~ ~