Book,  Par.

 1     I,  33|      had been present, and had seen the deed; and, between the
 2     I,  40|      When this armed array was seen to approach, the standard-bearer
 3     I,  81|       of the citizens could be seen in the streets, the populace
 4    II,  3 |     the surest prognostics are seen in the entrails of kids.
 5    II,  6 |     been oftener heard of than seen in Syria and Judaea. There
 6    II,  11| cuirass of iron, and was to be seen in front of the standards,
 7    II,  20|      from those whom they have seen on a level with themselves.
 8    II,  42|      each other and distinctly seen by the rest of the combatants,
 9    II,  68|       the glitter of arms were seen at a distance. A sudden
10    II,  76|      proof, who, though he had seen no service and had no military
11    II,  83|       formed about what is not seen. Behind him, however, came
12   III,  3 |      serve his purpose. It was seen that he openly committed
13   III,  13|      Emperor. But we, who have seen nothing of toil and bloodshed,
14   III,  68|   throne. Men had never before seen or heard of such an event.
15   III,  75|    scene of his life some have seen pusillanimity, many a moderate
16    IV,  3 |      Vitellius, which they had seen him wear. At Rome the Senate,
17    IV,  85|       met, whether he had been seen in the city. At length,
18    IV,  87|       the emblems which may be seen on his statues, or from
19    IV,  88|       proof of the victory was seen in the enemy's general Valentinus,
20     V,  4 |       a herd of wild asses was seen to retire from their pasture
21     V,  15|      sacrifice. There had been seen hosts joining battle in