Book,  Par.

 1     I,  29|        no claim to nobleness, or moderation, for indeed, to count up
 2     I,  48|   proconsul he ruled Africa with moderation, and when advanced in years
 3     I,  65|      fortunes, indulging without moderation the appetites which a protracted
 4     I,  82|         sudden assumption of the moderation and of the dignity of former
 5     I,  84|    maintain in all things a safe moderation. Silence might seem contumacious,
 6     I,  89|          Vitellius he spoke with moderation, charging the legions with
 7     I,  89|          Vitellius himself. This moderation was either his own, or was
 8    II,  37| thoroughly depraved to find such moderation in the common herd, as that
 9    II,  53|        making great enemies. The moderation of wiser men put an end
10    II,  90|     extolling his own energy and moderation, though his enormities were
11   III,  31|     shortly before had used with moderation their victory at Bedriacum.
12   III,  70|         whose excessive zeal his moderation was, he said, unable to
13    IV,  2 |        The other generals, whose moderation or insignificance had shut
14    IV,  6 |        of men, some praising his moderation, and others deploring a
15    IV,  43|        of Vespasian; the age and moderation of the new Emperor reassure