Book,  Par.

 1     I,  2 |     robbed and ruined in every direction amid universal hatred and
 2     I,  14|      he felt anxious as to the direction which the violence of the
 3     I,  42|     till there came, by Otho's direction and specially eager to slay
 4    II,  1 |    Vespasian should assume the direction of the state, men who had
 5    II,  5 | understood the arrangement and direction of civil business. It would
 6    II,  23|     and intrusted him with the direction of the campaign. ~ ~
 7    II,  44|       fled on all sides in the direction of Bedriacum. The distance
 8    II,  55|    oath to Vitellius under the direction of Flavius Sabinus, prefect
 9    II,  66|       which were left in every direction. This loss, like many of
10    II,  79|    Alexandria under the prompt direction of Tiberius Alexander, who
11   III,  22|   hurried them in this or that direction. The 7th legion, recently
12   III,  47|     they may be paddled in one direction or another indifferently
13   III,  50|        consular rank; the real direction of affairs was in the hands
14   III,  55|        had they been under the direction of a different general,
15    IV,  16|       wandering about in every direction, as they would in a time
16    IV,  65|     legions did not change the direction of their march, and encamped
17    IV,  82|   Civilis had marched in their direction, nor was he by any means