Book,  Par.

 1     I,  8 |      remembering Vindex, was bound to Galba by the recently
 2     I,  30|  friendship with Galba, that bound him to that Prince, and
 3     I,  53| their fate. The legions then bound themselves by a secret agreement.
 4     I,  69|    nothing of Otho, but were bound to Vitellius, and who magnified
 5     I,  75|   Vitellius. Even Aquitania, bound though it was by the oath
 6    II,  37|  stained by vice, as well as bound by obligation to themselves. ~ ~
 7   III,  13|  should yield up hands ready bound and arms resigned to surrender?
 8   III,  84|     Placidus. His hands were bound behind his back, and he
 9    IV,  16|      with great approval, he bound the whole assembly with
10    IV,  47|   and calling them "soldiers bound by the same oath and servants
11    IV,  55|      before their departure, bound themselves by a compact
12    IV,  79|   German army, and these are bound by treaties to the States
13    IV,  79|     the Treveri and Lingones bound by any ties of affection;