Book,  Par.

 1    II,  14|    auxiliary local force of long standing, and five hundred Pannonians,
 2   III,  5 |         Roman people was of long standing, and their nation was more
 3   III,  33|         the walls alone remained standing, saved by its situation
 4   III,  68|       Caecilius Simplex, who was standing by him, as if to indicate
 5   III,  68| rejecting it, and those who were standing by in the assembly shouting
 6   III,  74|         had done. Those who were standing near began the clamour,
 7   III,  74|   flatteries. Vitellius, who was standing before the steps of the
 8    IV,  8 |     happened why customs of long standing should fall into disuse,
 9    IV,  24|        and so propelled it, some standing on the top, and fighting
10     V,  10|   destroyed, the temple was left standing. After these provinces had
11     V,  19|         Batavians that they were standing on the monuments of their
12     V,  28|         for Vespasian is of long standing. While he was still a subject,