Book,  Par.

 1     I,  5  | years' service under Nero to love the vices of their emperors,
 2     I,  82 |      may move your hearts to love me, or that I may rouse
 3     I,  82 |      may rouse your courage; love and courage you have in
 4     I,  89 | affection, but from the mere love of servitude; as it might
 5    II,  2  |    he retraced his steps for love of Queen Berenice, nor was
 6    II,  5  |     to their energy or their love of license, to their virtues
 7    II,  19 |     of subordination and the love of obedience. This was all
 8    II,  49 |    emulate his glory, and by love of their Prince. Afterwards
 9    II,  101|     a regard for peace and a love of their country. For my
10   III,  12 |     majority, with the usual love of change, were ready to
11   III,  32 |    Over and above the innate love of plunder, there was an
12   III,  69 |    taken thither, not by the love of children or kindred,
13    IV,  5  |    with peculiar eagerness a love of liberty. As a citizen
14    IV,  8  |    For as the worst Emperors love an unlimited despotism,
15    IV,  77 |     war. Give therefore your love and respect to the cause
16    IV,  89 | devotion to literature and a love of poetry, thus seeking