Book,  Par.

 1     I,  5 |        Caesars, and who had been led to desert Nero by intrigues
 2     I,  13|      Emperor's followers, he was led to cherish more and more
 3     I,  18|        the 4th and 18th legions, led by a few factious persons,
 4     I,  20|       watch, Julius Fronto. This led to no amendment with the
 5     I,  44|      very last moment, should be led to execution, loathing his
 6    II,  26|   because the whole army was not led into action. Julius Gratus,
 7    II,  36|          while the generals were led by these continual outbreaks
 8    II,  86|         the desire of repose had led him to resign his senatorial
 9    II,  92|        They had long before been led to suspect each other by
10   III,  19|     discipline, unless they were led as they wished. ~ ~
11   III,  45|        of the Britons. They were led by one Venutius, who, besides
12   III,  68|      only one open was one which led into the Via Sacra. Then
13   III,  84|      behind his back, and he was led along with tattered robes,
14    IV,  26|      loudly remonstrating, to be led off to execution. All the
15    IV,  27|      delights of plunder, Vocula led the army against the nearest
16    IV,  42|                      The Senate, led by its principal members,
17    IV,  71|          upon the army, might be led by the recklessness of youth
18     V,  3 | overflowing population of Egypt, led by Hierosolymus and Judas,
19     V,  22|     Verax, Classicus, and Tutor, led each his own division. They