Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11| Clodius Macer was dead, were disposed to be content with any emperor,
 2     I,  30|  their minds were favourably disposed towards Galba, who, finding
 3     I,  79|      obedience of the better disposed was neutralised by the darkness.
 4    II,  56|      peculations that he was disposed to conceal the crimes of
 5    II,  58|      fallen, he was strongly disposed in favour of Otho. He even
 6    II,  66| united efforts of the better disposed, and the legion was transported
 7    II,  74|      in hope, and at another disposed to reflect on the chances
 8   III,  4 | defeat. T. Ampius Flavianus, disposed to caution by natural temperament
 9   III,  17|       as they were severally disposed, plundered, made prisoners,
10   III,  63|      and Vitellius was often disposed to trust these overtures,
11   III,  67|    conqueror less mercifully disposed to his wife and children.
12   III,  79|   the Vitellianists, who had disposed some infantry among their
13    IV,  33|  high spirit and was himself disposed for change, he began with
14    IV,  50|      Piso's death, many were disposed to ingratiate themselves