Book,  Par.

 1     I,  5  |          as in war, and that the favour of an emperor created by
 2     I,  10 |        authority and bespeak his favour, as in its proper place
 3     I,  13 |  freedman of Galba, was in equal favour; he had been presented with
 4     I,  13 |         court was biassed in his favour, because he resembled Nero. ~ ~
 5     I,  15 |        it was not by any private favour that I myself received the
 6     I,  17 |          the soldiery, and their favour, base as it was to purchase
 7     I,  52 |      ambition, had attracted the favour of the soldiery by his skilful
 8     I,  52 |       country, and tendencies in favour of Verginius, which could
 9     I,  57 |          Capito was held in high favour, and with that enraged soldiery
10     I,  73 |        with offers of wealth and favour and any retreat he might
11     I,  89 |         Senate and people in his favour. Of the party of Vitellius
12    II,  4  |        the goddess signified her favour to some great enterprise,
13    II,  58 |         was strongly disposed in favour of Otho. He even looked
14    II,  77 |     waive my claims to Empire in favour of the man whose son I should
15    II,  92 | challenged comparison, while the favour of Vitellius inclined first
16    II,  93 |        unprincipled intrigue and favour. Sixteen Praetorian and
17    II,  99 |       presuming on the excessive favour of fortune, he had abandoned
18    II,  99 |         he should seek to secure favour and power with the new Emperor. ~ ~
19    II,  101|      should outstrip them in the favour of Vitellius, made them
20   III,  6  |    Corbulo's high qualities. The favour thus infamously acquired
21   III,  7  |          the campaign opening in favour of the Flavianists, repaired
22   III,  11 |     being strongly biased in his favour. There were those who believed
23   III,  59 |      give an unequivocal bias in favour of the Flavianists. The
24   III,  82 |          they generally ended in favour of the Flavianists, who
25    IV,  28 |        distinguished men were in favour of Vespasian. The result
26    IV,  45 |         spoke at great length in favour of the informers. At the
27    IV,  69 |        naturally inclined in his favour.~ ~
28    IV,  81 |    plunder. Everything seemed in favour of the enemy, till the 21st
29    IV,  84 |         out as the object of the favour of heaven and of the partiality
30     V,  22 |          ventures, fortune would favour them on some one point.