Book,  Par.

 1     I,  1 |  enjoying the rare happiness of times, when we may think what
 2     I,  9 |        who was censor and three times consul; this was thought
 3     I,  47|         with irons. The altered times soon restored him to liberty.
 4     I,  48|     birth and the perils of the times made what was really indolence
 5     I,  50|          inexorable as it is in times of peace, is relaxed by
 6     I,  72|       weight in good as in evil times. ~ ~
 7     I,  75|         s freedmen (for in evil times even this class makes itself
 8     I,  82|        of the dignity of former times, yet he was alarmed by the
 9     I,  85|        are now heard of only in times of terror. But an alarm
10    II,  6 |       time preparing. In former times the mightiest civil conflicts
11    II,  38| character of ancient and modern times have carried me too far
12    II,  72|   Camerinus; that, dreading the times of Nero, he had concealed
13    II,  82|         than others had done in times of peace, thus making a
14    II,  91|      July, a day which from old times the disasters of Cremera
15   III,  7 |      during the troubles of the times, should be restored in all
16   III,  57|          so much can be done in times of civil discord by the
17    IV,  8 |    persons. I do not forget the times in which I have been born,
18    IV,  45|  terrible necessities of former times, should be forgotten, and
19    IV,  59|        the Gauls in more recent times, were crushed in a single
20    IV,  60|      old memories of those many times when the legions of Rome
21    IV,  79|         famine, and of the many times when as captives they had
22    IV,  87|       chapel consecrated in old times to Serapis and Isis. Such