Book,  Par.

 1     I,  64|      to avenge us and utterly destroy this home of Gallic rebellion.
 2     I,  79|  Senators were being armed to destroy Otho; many acted in ignorance
 3    II,  10|    own power to the utmost to destroy the man who had informed
 4   III,  39| terrible odium, determined to destroy him by poison. He gave a
 5   III,  46|   They were then preparing to destroy the camp of the legions,
 6    IV,  7 |     with having urged Nero to destroy so many innocent victims;
 7    IV,  43|      who thought it better to destroy others than to come into
 8    IV,  53|  weaken, may change, may even destroy, their affection. A man'
 9    IV,  66|    for spoil prompted them to destroy the city; but the necessities
10    IV,  66|   city for all Germans, or to destroy it and so disperse the Ubii. ~ ~
11    IV,  68|      us to strengthen than to destroy them. All strangers from
12    IV,  75|    The soldiers were eager to destroy the city. "This," they said, "
13    IV,  75|       with the fire that will destroy a rebellious colony and
14    IV,  83|    never cease, if he did not destroy all seeds of civil war.
15     V,  9 |      King Antiochus strove to destroy the national superstition,