Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|          freedom, friendship, the best possessions of the human
 2     I,  17|          the camp. It was thought best to go to the camp. This
 3     I,  37|   considers that he has found the best resemblance to himself.
 4     I,  38|           slipped away seemed the best. It is said that Laco, without
 5     I,  87|         the time, and found their best safety in revolution. ~ ~
 6    II,  39|        easy to determine what was best to be done, as it is to
 7   III,  16|     Arrius Varus, eager to do his best, charged with the bravest
 8   III,  22|            It would have been the best policy for the army of Vitellius
 9   III,  43|       future greatness, did their best to promote the cause. When
10   III,  47|       brought up to Byzantium the best of the Liburnian ships and
11    IV,  25|          gives such orders as may best serve the enemy. The swords
12    IV,  26|         off to execution. All the best men acquiesced in the order,
13    IV,  43|           a wicked Emperor is the best of opportunities." ~ ~
14    IV,  58|     secret enemies, he thought it best, under the circumstances,
15    IV,  59|         him to escape, thought it best to be bold, and, summoning
16    IV,  88| operations among the Treveri. The best proof of the victory was