Book,  Par.

 1     I,  20|     presents two thousand two hundred million sesterces. It was
 2     I,  24|    Galba dined with Otho, one hundred sesterces to each soldier
 3    II,  14|       long standing, and five hundred Pannonians, not yet regularly
 4    II,  17|       prisoners at Cremona, a hundred cavalry, and a thousand
 5    II,  95|       to have squandered nine hundred million sesterces in a very
 6   III,  17|     troopers, not more than a hundred in number, made a stand.
 7   III,  71| Tarpeian rock is mounted by a hundred steps. Both these attacks
 8    IV,  60|  great, to whom through eight hundred and twenty years we have
 9    IV,  77| prosperity and order of eight hundred years has this fabric of
10     V,  13|      fell, to a height of one hundred and twenty. They had a marvellous
11     V,  15|   both sexes, amounted to six hundred thousand. All who were able
12     V,  21|     Tutor, Classicus, and one hundred and thirteen senators of
13     V,  25|     put in each three or four hundred men, the usual complement