Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10|          to hold it for himself. Flavius Vespasian, a general of
 2     I,  45|          encouraged his schemes. Flavius Sabinus they appointed prefect
 3     I,  76|          Sabinus and his brother Flavius were to be consuls till
 4    II,  36|  Placentia. After this Otho sent Flavius Sabinus, consul elect, to
 5    II,  51|      which had been commanded by Flavius Sabinus signified through
 6    II,  55| Vitellius under the direction of Flavius Sabinus, prefect of the
 7    II,  63|     charge, which he laid before Flavius Sabinus, prefect of the
 8    II,  63|      which could be of no avail. Flavius Sabinus hesitating to act
 9    II,  94|   execution of Asiaticus, and of Flavius and Rufinus, the Gallic
10    II,  99|     shaken by the suggestions of Flavius Sabinus, who employed Rubrius
11   III,  59|     escape were likewise open to Flavius Sabinus and to Domitian,
12   III,  64|          secret conferences with Flavius Sabinus, prefect of the
13   III,  65|       were in a private station, Flavius Sabinus, who was the elder,
14   III,  68|        preceded him thither, and Flavius Sabinus had sent written
15   III,  73|       resist, and were cut down. Flavius Sabinus, who was unarmed,
16   III,  85|        place where the corpse of Flavius Sabinus had lain. One speech