Book,  Par.

 1     I,  26|            already excited by the news of the wavering loyalty
 2     I,  49|          into terror by the fresh news about Vitellius, news which
 3     I,  49|       fresh news about Vitellius, news which had been suppressed
 4     I,  55|           was then at dinner, the news that the 4th and 18th legions
 5     I,  69|      received from Italy the good news, that Silius' Horse, which
 6    II,  6 |           allegiance to Otho. The news had come, as is usual, with
 7    II,  30| fortifying a camp at Ticinum, the news of Caecina's defeat reached
 8    II,  41|           headlong speed with the news that the enemy were close
 9    II,  46|                 Otho was awaiting news of the battle free from
10    II,  52|     encountered the utmost peril. News of the defeat was brought
11    II,  53|        and also expecting further news in the meantime. At Bononia
12    II,  54|           through more favourable news recover their validity.
13    II,  54|          of Otho's death made the news travel more quickly. ~ ~
14    II,  55|      brought into the theatre the news that Otho was dead, and
15    II,  58|               About the same time news came to Vitellius that the
16    II,  73|      Syria and Judaea brought the news that the provinces of the
17   III,  16|    arrived at full speed with the news, that the enemy were approaching,
18   III,  35|         part. Messengers carrying news of the victory were then
19   III,  36|         at Ravenna. Then came the news about Caecina, and he heard
20    IV,  33|         army of Germany. Soon the news reached the camp at Gelduba,
21    IV,  51|          the centurion, and other news, true or false, exaggerated
22    IV,  60|            Let not this monstrous news go forth to the whole world,
23    IV,  78|             Vespasian, though the news is suppressed, is dead.
24    IV,  82|         purpose by the deplorable news that this cohort had been
25    IV,  88|      reached the Alps, favourable news of the operations among