Book,  Par.

 1     I,  26|        secrecy preserved by the loyal, that they would actually
 2     I,  31| disaffected time to repent, the loyal time to unite. Crimes gain
 3     I,  63|        of the Lingones who were loyal to Vitellius. The troops
 4     I,  86|        His fleet was strong and loyal to his cause, for he had
 5    II,  6 |   unshaken. Then had followed a loyal adherence to Galba. But
 6    II,  32|    sides abundant resources and loyal adherents. We have Pannonia,
 7    II,  46|        not to desert an army so loyal and soldiers so deserving; "
 8   III,  1 |  happier auspices and in a more loyal spirit the Flavianist leaders
 9   III,  1 |       his fleets, and provinces loyal to his cause, in which he
10   III,  9 |       marshes. Had he only been loyal, those two legions, which
11   III,  15|         Caecina; and Fabius was loyal to Vitellius, and not without
12   III,  41|     even had it been thoroughly loyal, he could not have made
13   III,  42|      the Maritime Alps, who was loyal to Vitellius, and who, though
14   III,  57|         the other hand remained loyal to Vitellius, they introduced
15   III,  62|         traitor to Galba he was loyal to Vitellius, and gained
16   III,  66|         bloodshed. But the more loyal his adherents, the more
17    IV,  28|       soldiers were undoubtedly loyal to Vitellius, but all the
18    IV,  29|        this war, they were more loyal than fortunate. Civilis,