Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10 |  colleagues, he exercised the influence of many fascinations. He
 2     I,  14 |   believed by some, under the influence of Laco, who through Rubellius
 3     I,  58 |  Civilis, a man of commanding influence among the Batavi, was next
 4     I,  71 |      had been screened by the influence of Vinius, who alleged that
 5     I,  75 |     or necessity. It was this influence of fear that drew over to
 6     I,  86 |       accusations on the high influence of Paullinus, on the energy
 7    II,  18 |      counsels might have more influence should the mutinous spirit
 8    II,  42 |     feelings passed under the influence of a groundless joy into
 9    II,  44 |      advice, and his personal influence, not to aggravate the disaster
10    II,  65 |      strong, however, was the influence of Cluvius, that Vitellius
11    II,  86 |  hesitation, mainly under the influence of Primus Antonius. This
12    II,  92 | centurion. It was through the influence of Caecina and Valens that
13    II,  99 |      inferior to his rival in influence with Vitellius, he should
14    II,  100|   consequently having greater influence, pretended that this plan
15   III,  4  |             Next to Primus in influence was Cornelius Fuscus, the
16   III,  10 |     angry crowd, and personal influence. As the mutiny grew fiercer,
17   III,  43 |  which commanded the sea. His influence was all the greater, because
18   III,  65 |      superior of Vespasian in influence and in wealth. He was believed
19    IV,  11 |       into his own hands. The influence of Primus Antonius and Varus
20    IV,  43 |  Emperor reassure us. But the influence of an example outlives the
21    IV,  84 |     be restored, if a healing influence were applied; such, perhaps,
22     V,  18 |     of Britain"; the powerful influence of the 6th had made Galba