Book,  Par.

 1     I,  20|          Pacensis, and one of the watch, Julius Fronto. This led
 2     I,  45|          afterwards commanded the watch, and who, while Galba was
 3     I,  54|     expressions. They were on the watch for something that might
 4     I,  71|     offices as the command of the watch and of the Praetorian Guard,
 5     I,  86|          might at once advise and watch the generals. The command
 6     I,  86|         of the fleet, and went to watch the fidelity of men more
 7    II,  93|         own headquarters, kept no watch, and ceased to brace themselves
 8   III,  38|         clear to those who keenly watch the angry moods of princes,
 9   III,  64|       cohorts; the cohorts of the watch will not fail you, and there
10   III,  69|         the city soldiery and the watch, thronged the dwelling of
11   III,  69| Vitellianists kept but a careless watch over the besieged, and thus
12   III,  76|       than generals. They kept no watch; they did not strengthen
13    IV,  8 |      power, and which will keenly watch the very looks and language
14    IV,  29|         legions, keeping a strict watch to prevent any secret intelligence
15    IV,  51|            where he had stayed to watch the result, Festus went