Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|                        We are told that Galba, taking hold
 2     I,  39| indignation. Otho however was told that they were arming the
 3     I,  43|             There was, we are told, no death of which Otho
 4     I,  74|      well as by threats, were told that they were not strong
 5    II,  49|      sudden tumult and he was told of the confusion and outrageous
 6   III,  13|     strength of his party; he told them that the fleet had
 7   III,  38|   Inquiring the cause, he was told that Caecina Tuscus was
 8   III,  54|       so, many who would have told the truth had it been allowed,
 9   III,  56|    been consulted, would have told him the truth. They were
10    IV,  26|   other legions, and were not told to their Emperor, though
11     V,  5 |       seizure of corn. We are told that the rest of the seventh
12     V,  18|       of recent victories; he told them that in destroying
13     V,  19|   witness to their valour. He told the Germans and Batavians