Book,  Par.

 1     I,  6 |          Both had perished without hearing or defence, like innocent
 2     I,  65| inhabitants, received a favourable hearing. They were however publicly
 3    II,  23|      attack of the German army. On hearing that Caecina had been repulsed,
 4    II,  27|           during the Neronian war, hearing on their way to Britain
 5    II,  41|             He was on the point of hearing their proposals and sending
 6    II,  49|         his breast upon the steel. Hearing a groan from the dying man,
 7    II,  59|     greatest importance with brief hearing, and was quite unequal to
 8    II,  63|           mentioned. Dolabella, on hearing of the death of Otho, had
 9    II,  65|        charge against him, that on hearing of the contest for the throne
10   III,  15|         would hasten his march, on hearing of the treason of Caecina;
11   III,  67|            18th of December, after hearing of the defection of the
12   III,  69|       storm baffled both sight and hearing. ~ ~
13    IV,  12|          this time the country was hearing with anything but sorrow