Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|        prince is indeed a hard matter; to flatter him, whatever
 2     I,  65|        encampment being made a matter of traffic by the general,
 3    II,  1 |       of the Emperor furnished matter for such gossip, and the
 4    II,  60|      and was afterwards made a matter of accusation in the Senate
 5    II,  63| Sabinus hesitating to act in a matter of such importance, Triaria,
 6   III,  8 |     advice came only after the matter was decided. ~ ~
 7   III,  48|                            The matter attracted the attention
 8    IV,  4 |        letters which furnished matter for talk. It was said, "
 9    IV,  9 |  remedy, was for reserving the matter for the Emperor. Helvidius
10    IV,  9 |      adopted in so important a matter in the absence of the Emperor.
11    IV,  18|    those who will estimate the matter aright it is evident that
12    IV,  41|     Caesar answered, that in a matter of such importance the Emperor
13    IV,  52|     Parthian cavalry. It was a matter of pride and joy to him
14    IV,  56|     the greatest weight in the matter. Nor could they endure the
15    IV,  84|      skill. They discussed the matter from different points of
16     V,  22|     legion, thinking it a hard matter to storm a legionary encampment,