Book,  Par.

 1     I,  33| confirmation, that Otho had been slain in the camp; soon, as happens
 2     I,  34|      bloody sword, cried "I have slain Otho." "Comrade," replied
 3     I,  43|     ordered to be sought out and slain, not to honour Galba, but
 4    II,  16|         carried the heads of the slain to Otho, as being the heads
 5    II,  70|         weapons and the heaps of slain. Some indeed there were
 6    II,  88|        unarmed people. Among the slain was the father of a soldier,
 7   III,  23|      engine. They were instantly slain, and their names have consequently
 8   III,  29|          Cremona was filled with slain.~ ~
 9   III,  32|       the battle, had there been slain. The occurrence of the fair
10   III,  51|          soldier declared he had slain his brother in the late
11   III,  54|      death. Some say that he was slain by order of Vitellius, but
12   III,  56|       sacrifice, and was finally slain far from the spot where
13   III,  85|         the spot where Galba was slain, was then driven along till
14    IV,  18|        that Quintilius Varus was slain, and slavery driven out
15    IV,  34|        of the engagement. Of the slain on that day the greater
16    IV,  35|       had been either wounded or slain gained belief throughout
17    IV,  67|          Let the property of the slain come into a common stock,
18     V,  10| Parthians, seized Judaea. He was slain by Publius Ventidius, and
19     V,  27|  besieged, when the legates were slain, when the war, so necessary