Book,  Par.

 1     I,  42|     infantry, to whom Galba had lately given the citizenship, and
 2     I,  76|       the young nobles, who had lately returned from exile, by
 3     I,  84|    suspicion, and Otho, who had lately been a subject, and had
 4    II,  7 |  Vespasian and Mucianus had but lately resolved on concerted action,
 5    II,  53|         an unknown man, and had lately been made a Senator, the
 6    II,  96|        He inveighed against the lately disbanded Praetorians, and
 7   III,  1 |        of the legions whom they lately defeated; and the conquered,
 8   III,  17|       of triumph, those who had lately been scattered in flight
 9   III,  24|  Corbulo the Armenians, and had lately discomfited the Sarmatians.
10   III,  52|        Plotius Griphus, who had lately been raised by Vespasian
11   III,  57|      Claudius Julianus, who had lately exercised an indulgent rule
12   III,  79|     were with them some who had lately capitulated at Narnia, and
13    IV,  18|       which the legions of Otho lately succumbed. Let Syria, Asia
14    IV,  18|         of tribute. It was only lately indeed that Quintilius Varus
15    IV,  60|      however protracted. We had lately money enough even to furnish
16    IV,  79| contrary to their expectations, lately routed the undisciplined
17     V,  18|        fight a battle. They had lately contended with a superior