Book,  Par.

 1     I,  4 |       wasted their property were supported by the infamous excesses
 2     I,  8 |          they might seem to have supported an unsuccessful party. They
 3     I,  14|          as a stranger that Laco supported him, and the high character
 4     I,  19|         graceful oration and was supported by the feeling of the Senate.
 5   III,  8 |    Mucianus; and these orders he supported by the argument, that as
 6   III,  21|    causeway of the Via Postumia, supported on the left by the 7th (
 7   III,  23|                     The line was supported, as it began to waver, by
 8   III,  28|         and battering the gates. Supported on the shoulders of comrades,
 9   III,  32|         in the present, they had supported the cause of Vitellius.
10   III,  57|          of the soldiery. He was supported by a city cohort and a troop
11   III,  62|     legate of a legion, he first supported, then slandered, Verginius.
12    IV,  4 | insincerity; and he was strongly supported by the sympathies of the
13    IV,  26|      first that nation zealously supported the cause of Rome. Soon
14    IV,  40|          the soldiery, were also supported by the people, because in
15    IV,  62|          messengers whom he sent supported their representations by
16    IV,  82|     afraid that the 14th legion, supported by the fleet from Britain,