Book,  Par.

 1     I,  50|      its fears, and even in the security with which a review of its
 2     I,  51|     rank, while he has lost the security that belongs to a subject." ~ ~
 3     I,  62|       they entered with all the security naturally felt among allies.
 4     I,  83|   safety and yours, rest on the security of the Senate. This order
 5    II,  12| surrounded, in the midst of the security of peace, with all the horrors
 6    II,  38|       which they might enjoy in security, the early conflicts between
 7   III,  9 |   confidence in their cause, of security as to their army, and of
 8   III,  53|        Moesia, I the safety and security of Italy. By my earnest
 9    IV,  29|      where they lay in careless security, presuming on their distance
10    IV,  36|        body was accomplished in security, as Civilis had not yet
11    IV,  49|       proconsuls cared more for security than for power. ~ ~
12    IV,  86|        was, when the feeling of security returned, more intent on