Book,  Par.

 1     I,  6 |    Germany, Britain, and Illyria, selected by Nero, and sent on by
 2     I,  49|    worthless of mortals, had been selected, it would seem, by some
 3    II,  3 |          has vowed, but males are selected; the surest prognostics
 4    II,  91|        circumstance of his having selected, not one of the most influential
 5   III,  8 |         was, what place should be selected as the seat of war. Verona
 6   III,  13| head-quarters, which he purposely selected as being the most retired
 7   III,  57|         the fleet at Misenum, was selected by Vitellius to soothe the
 8   III,  80|         together, and envoys were selected to meet the armies and urge
 9    IV,  5 |          the quaestorship, he was selected by Paetus Thrasea to be
10    IV,  15|        and profligacy, while they selected aged and infirm persons,
11    IV,  47|         the soldiers who had been selected from the legions with the
12    IV,  51|          Piso, for the legate had selected some Moorish and Carthaginian
13    IV,  71|          equal to both duties. He selected the most eminent men in
14     V,  1 |        Titus Caesar, who had been selected by his father to complete
15     V,  25|         used for sails. The place selected was an expanse of water,