Book,  Par.

 1     I,  70|    Celsus pleaded guilty to the charge of faithful adherence to
 2     I,  76|         to have been treason, a charge then so odious that it made
 3     I,  78|     fighting on foot; when they charge in squadrons, hardly any
 4     I,  78|     have been overthrown by the charge of the enemy to regain their
 5     I,  79|        Rome from Ostia, and the charge of arming it was entrusted
 6     I,  86|        a freedman, retained the charge of the fleet, and went to
 7     I,  89|      the cares of empire in the charge of his brother Salvius Titianus. ~ ~
 8    II,  12|         and broken by the first charge, as might be expected of
 9    II,  43|   legion was put to flight by a charge of the 5th. The 14th was
10    II,  44|         not having any specific charge against him, but all, after
11    II,  58|      had subsequently added the charge of the province of Tingitana,
12    II,  63|      friends, founded on this a charge, which he laid before Flavius
13    II,  65|         had indeed brought this charge against him, that on hearing
14   III,  53|        of Vitellius by a fierce charge of cavalry, and afterwards
15   III,  72|    final triumph, undertook the charge of restoring it, but did
16   III,  82|         The mob was routed by a charge of the cavalry. Then the
17    IV,  6 | interceded, Priscus dropped the charge, amidst comments varying
18    IV,  14|      Fonteius Capito on a false charge of rebellion. Civilis was
19    IV,  26|     being crushed under a false charge. With wonderful firmness
20    IV,  42|   questions, and complicating a charge which he could not rebut,