Book,  Par.

 1    II,  4 |         the name of the priest) seeing that the entrails presented
 2    II,  25|        left their position, and seeing Celsus gradually give way,
 3    II,  29|     Varus, prefect of the camp, seeing that the mutiny was gradually
 4   III,  20|      town when we have no means seeing where the ground is level,
 5   III,  25|         might prompt. Antonius, seeing that they gave way, charged
 6   III,  28|      itself, when the generals, seeing that the weary troops would
 7   III,  31|        them their weapons; then seeing how they offered their cheeks
 8    IV,  3 |  revenge. They were consoled by seeing the slave of Verginius Capito,
 9    IV,  16|        prefects of the cohorts, seeing that they could not hold
10    IV,  40| apprehensive of risk. Mucianus, seeing that Antonius could not
11    IV,  68|        they were prevented from seeing her. She dwelt in a lofty
12    IV,  89|    childish ambition. Domitian, seeing that his youth was despised
13     V,  15|       nation; and Titus Caesar, seeing that the position forbad