Book,  Par.

 1     I,  17|          It was thought best to go to the camp. This would
 2     I,  19|   discussed whether Piso should go with them to give them a
 3     I,  19|     made interest to stay or to go, as their fears or their
 4     I,  31|         the approaches, and not go out to the enraged soldiers. "
 5     I,  32|         If we must fall, let us go to meet the danger. This
 6     I,  64|       passed to open entreaty. "Go," they said, "to avenge
 7    II,  47|         State? Let this thought go with me, that you were willing
 8    II,  48| befitting their age and rank to go at once, and not exasperate
 9   III,  19|      the wealth of Cremona will go into the purses of the legates
10   III,  70|       one stripling? You should go and meet the legions, and
11    IV,  18|      permission to their men to go or stay as they preferred.
12    IV,  29|        for battle, he bade them go and cut through the ramparts,
13    IV,  44|      the House, exclaiming, "We go, Priscus, and leave you
14    IV,  60|         not this monstrous news go forth to the whole world,
15    IV,  61|       only find words enough to go through the form of oath.
16    IV,  62|      capitulated, and bade them go to the besieged, and offer
17    IV,  80|       soldiers or of the enemy. Go, tell Vespasian, or, since
18    IV,  86|        clear. The God bade them go and carry back with them