Book,  Par.

 1     I,  35|          a popular assembly or a mob, the discordant expressions
 2     I,  39|        that they were arming the mob. He ordered his men to hurry
 3     I,  71|    circus and theatre, where the mob enjoy a special license,
 4     I,  88|                              The mob and the people generally,
 5    II,  29|       delight was just that of a mob, always extreme in either
 6    II,  44|          himself the centre of a mob of clamorous and mutinous
 7    II,  44|         after the fashion of the mob, imputing to him their own
 8    II,  90|          and profligacy. Yet the mob, who had no patriotic anxieties,
 9   III,  20|       baffled like a thoughtless mob, marvelling at the height
10   III,  55| resources of the Empire. But the mob was attracted by the magnificence
11   III,  58|      Roman legions to a cowardly mob, that would not venture
12   III,  80|        people was increased. The mob of the city armed itself.
13   III,  82|          by the Via Salaria. The mob was routed by a charge of
14   III,  85|         shower of blows, and the mob reviled the dead man with
15    IV,  21|         cohorts, and with them a mob of rustics and camp-followers,
16    IV,  38|   cowardly, and spiritless, as a mob without a leader always
17    IV,  46|          he had been beaten by a mob in the colony of Sena, and
18    IV,  50|          same cry. The credulous mob rushed into the market-place,