Book,  Par.

 1     I,  14|        the direction which the violence of the legions might take,
 2     I,  59|      to break out into greater violence. Trebellius charged him
 3     I,  63|    short duration owing to the violence of the auxiliary infantry,
 4    II,  8 |  secretly, and, fearing actual violence, made his escape with all
 5    II,  16|        however, resort to open violence, but chose an opportunity
 6    II,  44|   refrain from abuse or actual violence; they reviled him as a deserter
 7    II,  49|      and were extreme in their violence against Verginius, whose
 8    II,  56|     polluting every place with violence and lust. Everything, lawful
 9    II,  69|      should venture on further violence. Destiny was thus simultaneously
10   III,  10|     commit the most outrageous violence. Antonius threw himself
11   III,  68| Dictator, had fallen by sudden violence, Caligula by secret treason.
12   III,  80|       been profaned with fatal violence by the madness of Roman