Book,  Par.

 1     I,  33|     indifference of others, the report was easily believed. Many
 2     I,  40| Lecanius; but it is the current report that one Camurius, a soldier
 3     I,  50|         State. There was also a report, ingeniously spread and
 4     I,  65|       from their private means. Report, however, has uniformly
 5    II,  1 |       to invent, had spread the report that he was sent for to
 6    II,  1 |        until one be chosen. The report gained the more credit from
 7    II,  8 |       were terrified by a false report that Nero was at hand. Various
 8    II,  8 |    present state of things. The report was daily gaining credit
 9    II,  11|      utterly unlike what common report had pictured him. ~ ~
10    II,  50|     impugn the credit of common report and tradition. The natives
11    II,  52|          rejected it as a false report; and judging the Senate
12    II,  58|      provinces. Besides this, a report was circulated that Albinus,
13   III,  43|         and were exaggerated by report, became known among the
14   III,  54|       failed not to magnify the report of their strength, for they
15   III,  61|         arrived. Alarmed by the report of this increase to the
16   III,  65|    interviews, they finally, so report said, ratified an agreement
17   III,  78|         his movements, when the report of the siege of the Capitol
18    IV,  35|        the fall of his horse. A report that he had been either
19    IV,  39| feelings, helping to spread the report, which was not displeasing
20    IV,  51|         exaggerated as usual by report, came to the ears of Festus,
21    IV,  55|    everywhere disastrous; for a report was rife that our winter
22    IV,  65|    joined their ranks. When the report of the capture of the legions
23    IV,  70|       and, in order to spread a report of his death, he set fire
24    IV,  71|                         At Rome report exaggerated all these disasters,