Book,  Par.

 1     I,  25|      presents and promises, and furnished them with money with which
 2     I,  65|      mulcted of their arms, and furnished the soldiers with all kinds
 3    II,  1 |        condition of the Emperor furnished matter for such gossip,
 4    II,  6 |   military population, and well furnished with money. There were all
 5    II,  48|        were departing should be furnished with boats and carriages;
 6    II,  59|        was equal to his wealth, furnished him with suitable attendance,
 7   III,  77|        having engaged, on being furnished with a force, to put him
 8    IV,  4 |    Senate certain letters which furnished matter for talk. It was
 9    IV,  13|  stronger than themselves, they furnished to the Empire nothing but
10    IV,  43| counsels, that every age may be furnished with its teacher, and that
11    IV,  77|      without pay; pay cannot be furnished without tribute; all else
12    IV,  77|         and the Britons will be furnished by less tribute than you
13     V,  4 |  abundant spring of water. This furnished relief. After a continuous