Book,  Par.

 1     I,  24|       revolution, he gradually went so far as to distribute,
 2     I,  71|     distinctions due to merit, went on to practise cruelty,
 3     I,  80|       streets of the city; few went to their homes, most sought
 4     I,  86|       charge of the fleet, and went to watch the fidelity of
 5     I,  89|      and the public honour now went for nothing. Otho set out,
 6    II,  23|     eagerness for action, even went to the length of open mutiny,
 7    II,  82|      agents. Vespasian himself went everywhere, urged to exertion,
 8   III,  10|      fiercer, and the soldiers went on from abuse and taunts
 9   III,  57|       without much hesitation, went over to the side of Vespasian,
10   III,  61|      the Vitellianists treason went unpunished; all loyalty
11   III,  67|    weeping household. With him went his little son, carried
12   III,  71|       side of the slope as one went up; the defenders, issuing
13    IV,  43|     fierce speech, in which he went to the length of asserting,
14    IV,  51|       watch the result, Festus went to the legion, and gave
15    IV,  58| himself assailed. He therefore went down to the Colonia Agrippinenses.
16    IV,  72|   sanction of religion? If all went well with them, what city
17    IV,  83|        superior. Antonius then went to Vespasian, who received