Book,  Par.

 1     I,  31|  Vinius thought that he should remain within the palace, array
 2     I,  75|     administered, did not long remain firm. Nowhere was there
 3     I,  80|        Emperor, and whether to remain and be arrested was a more
 4    II,  15|         though beaten, did not remain inactive. They brought up
 5    II,  22|      and baffled as he was, to remain in the same position, again
 6    II,  94| allowed, if they so wished, to remain with the legions, or in
 7   III,  35|     blood forbade the enemy to remain long by the ruins of the
 8   III,  43|  Maturus and the rest chose to remain behind and swear allegiance
 9   III,  63|        division was ordered to remain at Narnia, another at Interamna;
10    IV,  29|   river-bank. The Ubii did not remain quiet, but made predatory
11     V,  8 |     they declare, traces still remain, for the soil, which is
12     V,  11|       reign, that Titus should remain with the army. ~ ~