Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10 |      leisure, yet whenever he had served, he had shown great qualities.
 2     I,  47 |        his first campaign when he served under the legate Calvisius
 3     I,  47 |           that he alone should be served on earthenware. Yet as proconsul
 4     I,  63 |     Italian legion, though he had served the party well, was held
 5     I,  69 | allegiance to Vitellius. They had served under him when he was Proconsul
 6    II,  3  |         the place of sacrifice is served only with prayers and pure
 7    II,  59 |         day of prosperity, but it served as a consolation in adversity. ~ ~
 8    II,  82 |           some cases good fortune served instead of merit. Of a donative
 9    II,  101|   remembering how recently it had served in the cause of Otho, was
10   III,  8  |         were a valuable aid; they served the cause by the example
11   III,  44 |  appointment of Claudius, and had served with distinction, attached
12   III,  53 |          arm and my sword, have I served my Emperor. I would not
13   III,  72 |    acquired by the people of Rome served to embellish rather than
14   III,  75 |           thirty campaigns he had served the State, and had gained
15    IV,  32 |     towards either party, and who served without attachment, at once,
16    IV,  47 |        the prescribed age, or had served the proper number of campaigns,