Book, Par.
1 I, 3 | other intimations of the future, auspicious or gloomy, doubtful
2 I, 8 | by the diminution of its future tribute. Those Gallic states,
3 I, 39| thought of rulers past or future, could deter them from committing
4 I, 43| present and vengeance for the future. ~ ~
5 I, 71| himself a refuge for the future. For all the greatest villains,
6 I, 85| loss with fears for the future, arose from a sudden inundation
7 I, 86| honourable service for the future. To the fleet he had added
8 I, 87| were thoughtless of the future were inflated with idle
9 II, 4 | interview, disclosed the future. His spirits raised, Titus
10 II, 78| counsels, and to foretell the future. Old omens now recurred
11 II, 95| without a thought for the future, is believed to have squandered
12 III, 31| soldiers, careless of the future and safer in their obscurity,
13 III, 36| past, the present, and the future. While he thus lay wasting
14 III, 43| fellow-townsman, and anticipating his future greatness, did their best
15 III, 43| all uncertain about the future, and knowing rather what
16 III, 55| utterly careless of the future, he mutilated the resources
17 III, 61| conqueror, and a source of future advantage to himself. From
18 III, 72| which suited the hopes of future greatness rather than what
19 IV, 18| and it had its use for the future. They possessed themselves
20 IV, 65| made a beginning towards a future expiation of their guilt.
21 IV, 68| deliberation, and, as dread of the future would not allow them to
22 IV, 72| with the prospect of the future, they acquiesced in their
23 V, 5 | wishing to secure for the future his authority over the nation,
24 V, 18| looking for rewards and for future repose.~ ~
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