Book,  Par.

 1     I,  4 |  property were supported by the infamous excesses of Nero, caught
 2     I,  71|   aggravated the disgrace of an infamous life by a tardy and ignominious
 3    II,  30|  colleague as a man of foul and infamous character; Valens retorted
 4    II,  57|      same Asiaticus, a slave of infamous character, ever seeking
 5    II,  76|     safe for you as it would be infamous. The time has gone by and
 6    II,  87|         to Vitellius from their infamous compliance with his vices;
 7    II,  95|      scale. He pleased the most infamous characters, but utterly
 8    II,  97| Vespasian's government had been infamous and odious. The allies formed
 9   III,  38|      Junius Blaesus obtained an infamous notoriety. Of this act I
10   III,  41|       keep himself clear of the infamous reputation of grasping at
11   III,  77|       ensued. Lucius Vitellius, infamous as he was, had yet some
12   III,  83|         and men of character as infamous; there were all the debaucheries
13    IV,  15|       whom they dragged off for infamous purposes. This caused indignation,
14    IV,  42|    Cestius Severus, all of them infamous for having practised the
15     V,  19|         of the past, or will be infamous in the eyes of posterity."