Book,  Par.

 1     I,  13|          could rid himself of his wife Octavia. Soon suspecting
 2     I,  46|       rites were performed by his wife Verania and his brother
 3     I,  47|           Sabinus. That officer's wife, urged by a perverse curiosity
 4    II,  20|         wrong, the conduct of his wife Salonina, though it injured
 5    II,  47|       welcome to his brother, his wife, his children. I need neither
 6    II,  59|         he reached the shore. His wife threw herself in the way
 7    II,  60|           accusers by Galeria the wife of Vitellius.~ ~
 8    II,  63|          importance, Triaria, the wife of Lucius Vitellius, with
 9    II,  64|      married Petronia, his former wife, summoned him by letter,
10    II,  64|         of Galeria, the Emperor's wife, who took no part in these
11   III,  67|        mercifully disposed to his wife and children. He had also
12   III,  68| compassion of his brother, of his wife, of his young and innocent
13   III,  70|           the family house of his wife? This would have befitted
14   III,  77|      persons accused Triaria, the wife of L. Vitellius, of having
15   III,  84|           to the Aventine, to his wife's dwelling, intending, if
16    IV,  43|        hope of gaining power. The wife of Crassus, Sulpicia Praetextata,
17    IV,  70|          the noble example of his wife Epponina, I shall relate
18    IV,  82|           offering to give up the wife and sister of Civilis and