Book,  Par.

 1     I,  54|         The 15th and 16th legions ventured on nothing beyond uproar
 2     I,  71|         kind of atrocity; he even ventured on some acts without the
 3    II,  16|       Certus, a Roman knight, who ventured to offer opposition, he
 4    II,  22|         on which he had so rashly ventured, and unwilling, ridiculed
 5    II,  25|        From this place they again ventured to emerge, slaughtering
 6    II,  61| pretending to divine inspiration, ventured to thrust himself into fortune'
 7    II,  84|         he learnt this policy and ventured to use it. Mucianus contributed
 8    II,  85|    Saturnius, governor of Moesia, ventured on a most atrocious act.
 9    II,  93|          men. In this levy Valens ventured to do more than his rival
10   III,  23|        wide, had not two soldiers ventured on a deed of surpassing
11   III,  73|          Niger, and Didius Sceva, ventured to resist, and were cut
12    IV,  2 |      insulting rabble. A few, who ventured to break away, were overpowered
13    IV,  24|        against reverse. They also ventured to use what to them was
14    IV,  40|          exception, that Domitian ventured on several acts of power,
15     V,  9 |         these princes, while they ventured on the wholesale banishment