Book,  Par.

 1     I,  85|     abroad from various sources increased men's terror. It was said
 2    II,  14|        of the Vitellianists was increased by a new alarm as the fleet
 3    II,  22|      and many, as the slaughter increased with the confusion, and
 4    II,  26|      done during the battle, it increased the general confusion, because
 5    II,  32|         on, we shall fight with increased strength."~ ~
 6    II,  38|         been ever innate in man increased and broke out as the Empire
 7    II,  54|       peril of the Senators was increased by the soldiers of Otho'
 8   III,  9 |      read to the assembled army increased their confidence; for Caecina
 9   III,  80|      the zeal of the people was increased. The mob of the city armed
10    IV,  1 |          Soon, as their license increased, they began to search for
11    IV,  3 |       close. Their alacrity was increased by a letter from Vespasian,
12    IV,  26|      Soon indeed as the Germans increased in power, many of the states
13    IV,  26| irritation of the legions still increased, nor had the imprisonment
14    IV,  28|     numbers of the Germans also increased; as fresh troops continued
15    IV,  37|    their officers. The legions, increased in number by the arrival
16    IV,  47|          they received him with increased confidence. The land that
17     V,  14|         war. Their numbers were increased by a vast rabble collected