Book,  Par.

 1     I,  12|            hatred of T. Vinius, who grew daily more powerful, and
 2    II,  38|             broke out as the Empire grew in greatness. In a state
 3    II,  63|          creep into his confidence, grew more arrogant and cruel.
 4    II,  73|    insolence and sloth of Vitellius grew upon him when messengers
 5   III,  10|            influence. As the mutiny grew fiercer, and the soldiers
 6   III,  25|          son of tender age. The lad grew up to manhood, and was enrolled
 7   III,  34|            neighbouring nations, it grew and flourished, unharmed
 8    IV,  30|            to the conflict, as each grew heated with wine, with a
 9    IV,  44|             of friends. The contest grew fiercer, while the well-disposed
10    IV,  49|            The power of the legates grew through their lengthened
11    IV,  63|            roots and the grass that grew between the stones, and
12    IV,  64|            and, as the superstition grew in strength, even actual
13    IV,  87| unmistakable anger of heaven, which grew heavier from day to day,
14     V,  20|           was spent, and the battle grew hotter, a fiercer onslaught