Book,  Par.

 1     I,  2 |    and overwhelmed; Rome was wasted by conflagrations, its oldest
 2     I,  4 | slaves, and those who having wasted their property were supported
 3     I,  20|      tenth part left, having wasted the property of others in
 4     I,  49|   armies, how Italy had been wasted and the provinces spoiled,
 5    II,  76|      belonged to his army is wasted in the revelry of taverns
 6    II,  93|      shameful excesses, they wasted their strength in idleness,
 7   III,  15| Spain, whose arms would have wasted like a wide-spread pestilence,
 8   III,  40|      with a ruinous delay he wasted in deliberation the opportunities
 9   III,  53|     all my efforts have been wasted, if they alone who have
10    IV,  23|    necessities, was wantonly wasted in a few days. Civilis,
11    IV,  35|      victory, he fruitlessly wasted several days before marching
12    IV,  73|  Classicus for the most part wasted his time in indolent repose,
13    IV,  78|     and Italy are thoroughly wasted by intestine war. Mucianus