Book,  Par.

 1     I,  62|        it, while the women and children lay prostrate along the
 2     I,  74|    lives of his mother and his children were spared. Both families
 3    II,  12|        as with their wives and children they came forth to meet
 4    II,  47|     his brother, his wife, his children. I need neither revenge
 5    II,  92|        nobles, whom with their children Galba had restored to their
 6   III,  38|    brother and for a brother's children that I have come hither
 7   III,  63|      surrender himself and his children to Vespasian. Mucianus also
 8   III,  67|       disposed to his wife and children. He had also a mother old
 9   III,  68|      of his young and innocent children." At the same time he held
10   III,  69|    thither, not by the love of children or kindred, but by the fascination
11   III,  69|       into the Capitol his own children and Domitian his brother'
12    IV,  15|  tearing, we may say, for ever children from parents, and brothers
13    IV,  19|     sisters, and the wives and children of all his men, to stand
14    IV,  43|      Praetextata, and her four children were ready, should the Senate
15    IV,  60|       and with their wives and children to die in the flames, with
16    IV,  68| parents, our brothers, and our children. All duties and restrictions
17     V,  6 |     and set at nought parents, children, and brethren. Still they