Book,  Par.

 1     I,  18|           but had not gone beyond certain words and cries, and that
 2     I,  18|         good even in peace. It is certain that their feelings might
 3     I,  27|  pretended that he was purchasing certain farm-buildings, which from
 4     I,  70|    virtues so false, and vices so certain to return. Marius Celsus,
 5    II,  8 |     island of Cythnus, he induced certain soldiers, who were on their
 6    II,  21|   introduced into the building by certain persons from the neighbouring
 7    II,  22|        take a more deliberate and certain aim, poured down their javelins
 8    II,  30|          commanding person, and a certain superficial attractiveness
 9    II,  37|          s generals recommended a certain measure of delay, Paullinus
10    II,  61|           ashamed to relate how a certain Mariccus, a Boian of the
11   III,  58| prescribed number of slaves and a certain weight of silver. The Roman
12   III,  65|     cessation of hostilities upon certain conditions. After many private
13   III,  70|           did over the Forum, and certain to provoke the gaze of the
14   III,  71|      Capitol. There were formerly certain colonnades on the right
15   III,  86|           character. Yet he had a certain frankness and generosity,
16    IV,  4 |           forwarded to the Senate certain letters which furnished
17    IV,  8 |     irritated by the obstinacy of certain persons. I do not forget
18    IV,  16|          Canninefates there was a certain Brinno, a man of a certain
19    IV,  16|        certain Brinno, a man of a certain stolid bravery and of distinguished
20    IV,  33|                       After this, certain letters from Antonius to
21    IV,  41|         Piso was not carried out. Certain commissioners were then
22    IV,  50|       overtures, is not known for certain, for no one was present
23    IV,  72|         counsels of Auspex. It is certain that the Treveri and Lingones
24     V,  7 |      buoyed up by the waves. At a certain season of the year the lake