Book,  Par.

 1     I,  41 |       on T. Vinius; and in his case also it is not known whether
 2    II,  8  |    work. The pretender in this case was a slave from Pontus,
 3    II,  27 |    obedience. Nor was this the case only among the troops of
 4    II,  29 |      capital punishment in any case; yet, fearing that he might
 5    II,  56 |       plunder, or for death in case of resistance; their commanders
 6    II,  62 |        or with property in any case; the wills of those who
 7    II,  100|       whether (as is often the case with bad men, that they
 8   III,  77 | through his virtues, as is the case with the good, but through
 9    IV,  29 |      peculiar hostility in the case of the Ubii, because, this
10    IV,  40 |      the people, because in no case had they extended their
11    IV,  43 |       attempting to defend the case or the person accused, had
12    IV,  46 |       to appear, and after the case had been investigated, punishment
13    IV,  84 |    points of view. "In the one case," they said, "the faculty
14    IV,  84 |     were removed; in the other case, the limb, which had fallen