Book,  Par.

 1    II,  86|     mainly under the influence of Primus Antonius. This man, though
 2   III,  2 |          answer to this, Antonius Primus, who was the most energetic
 3   III,  4 |                           Next to Primus in influence was Cornelius
 4   III,  6 |        turned to his destruction. Primus and Varus, having occupied
 5   III,  11|         it was not the efforts of Primus Antonius, Aponianus, and
 6   III,  49|    changing hands, the conduct of Primus Antonius, after the fall
 7   III,  63|      turbulence. At the same time Primus and Varus did not neglect
 8   III,  66| formidable to them; and certainly Primus, Fuscus, and Mucianus, who
 9   III,  74|           a refuge with Cornelius Primus, one of his father's dependants,
10    IV,  2 |         power was in the hands of Primus Antonius, who carried off
11    IV,  4 |          the pretext. On Antonius Primus were bestowed the insignia
12    IV,  11|           hands. The influence of Primus Antonius and Varus Arrius
13    IV,  14|         been despatched to him by Primus Antonius, in which he was
14    IV,  25|        less than the exertions of Primus Antonius and Mucianus. Declared
15    IV,  40|          cause of apprehension in Primus Antonius and Varus Arrius,
16    IV,  71|       passions of Domitian, while Primus Antonius and Varus Arrius
17    IV,  83|          would he suffer Antonius Primus to be taken into the number
18     V,  28|        friends. This was known to Primus Antonius, whose letters