Book,  Par.

 1     I,  39|      though they were hastening to murder their aged and defenceless
 2     I,  49|         been suppressed before the murder of Galba, in order to make
 3     I,  63|        received the tidings of the murder of Galba and the accession
 4     I,  66|   associations of its name. Of the murder of Galba they knew nothing,
 5    II,  31|           his ardent passions. The murder of Galba had made the one
 6    II,  85|          despatched a centurion to murder Tettius Julianus, the legate
 7    II,  88|     afterwards recognised, and his murder becoming generally known,
 8   III,  25| particularly memorable through the murder of a father by his son.
 9   III,  38|                   At this time the murder of Junius Blaesus obtained
10   III,  39|      dreading lest to postpone the murder of Blaesus might hasten
11   III,  81|         had been broken off by the murder of Sabinus and the conflagration
12    IV,  11|          the titles of Empire. The murder of Calpurnius Galerianus
13    IV,  49|           make the account of this murder as exact as possible by
14    IV,  56|                         Before the murder of Flaccus Hordeonius nothing
15    IV,  61|          speedily accomplished the murder. With respect to the two
16     V,  9 |      destruction of cities, on the murder of brothers, wives, and