Book,  Par.

 1     I,  45|        ostensibly banished to an island, was assassinated by an
 2     I,  85|      Julius, which stands on the island in the Tiber, had turned
 3    II,  8 |         stress of weather to the island of Cythnus, he induced certain
 4    II,  8 |      artifices, till he left the island secretly, and, fearing actual
 5    II,  9 |        with these he reached the island of Cythnus. Persons were
 6    II,  16|   collected the chief men of the island, and explained his plans.
 7    II,  16|       said to themselves, "is an island: Germany and its mighty
 8    II,  35|       middle of the river was an island. While the gladiators were
 9    IV,  13|       and also of a neighbouring island, surrounded by the ocean
10    IV,  16|       which inhabits part of the island, and closely resembles the
11    IV,  16|         in the upper part of the island under the command of Aquilius,
12    IV,  19|       had been expelled from the island of the Batavians, the general
13     V,  3 |          were fugitives from the island of Crete, who settled on
14     V,  21| remainder, he retreated into the island, aware that there were not
15     V,  21|          the channel between the island and Germany created an appearance
16     V,  25|          mercilessly ravaged the Island of the Batavi, but, with
17     V,  25|       the season, overflowed the island, marshy and low-lying as