Book,  Par.

 1     I,  86|          than himself. Suetonius Paullinus, Marius Celsus, and Annius
 2     I,  86|         on the high influence of Paullinus, on the energy of Celsus,
 3     I,  89|     employed those of Celsus and Paullinus in war. There were some
 4    II,  23|         Annius Gallus, Suetonius Paullinus, and Marius Celsus. The
 5    II,  24|        the command of Celsus and Paullinus. Caecina was greatly annoyed
 6    II,  24|        Othonianist generals, and Paullinus assumed the command of the
 7    II,  25| surrounded their rear. Suetonius Paullinus did not at once give the
 8    II,  26|     destroyed, had not Suetonius Paullinus given the signal of recall.
 9    II,  26|      given the signal of recall. Paullinus alleged that he feared the
10    II,  31|    better course. Then Suetonius Paullinus, thinking that it befitted
11    II,  33|     acquiesced in the opinion of Paullinus; and Annius Gallus, who
12    II,  33|          person, or to withdraw. Paullinus and Celsus no longer opposed,
13    II,  37|        certain measure of delay, Paullinus especially entertaining
14    II,  37|        yet I cannot suppose that Paullinus, wise as he was, could have
15    II,  39|     prefect Proculus. Celsus and Paullinus, as no one made any use
16    II,  40|       their position. Celsus and Paullinus remonstrated against exposing
17    II,  44|          to no profit. Suetonius Paullinus and Licinius Proculus, taking
18    II,  60|     Vitellius detained Suetonius Paullinus and Licinus Proculus in
19   III,  42|          the procurator Valerius Paullinus, an enterprising officer,
20   III,  43|                                  Paullinus had collected all the troops
21   III,  43|   Liburnian ships, dispatched by Paullinus.~ ~