Book,  Par.

 1     I,  29|         to happen, whether this title was to be desired, or dreaded.
 2     I,  29|       mankind gave to Galba the title of Caesar, and you consented
 3     I,  36|      while another reigns. Your title also will be equally uncertain,
 4     I,  61|        signal for starting; the title of Germanicus was at once
 5     I,  77|      ashamed to acknowledge the title. ~ ~
 6    II,  39|      but screen with their idle title of general the blunders
 7    II,  58|      that Albinus, scorning the title of procurator, was assuming
 8    II,  59|       in his arms, gave him the title of Germanicus and surrounded
 9    II,  61|         for he had assumed this title), he had now collected 8000
10    II,  62| postponed his acceptance of the title of Augustus and refused
11    II,  89|       and honoured her with the title of Augusta. ~ ~
12   III,  4 |         urged him to resume the title of Legate, and to take part
13   III,  58|         be saluted as Caesar, a title which he had formerly rejected.
14   III,  86|      universally saluted by the title of Caesar, and the troops,
15    IV,  2 |  entered into possession of the title and residence of Caesar,
16     V,  10|        the Emperor, usurped the title of king. He was punished