Book,  Par.

 1     I,  69|        to be gained by holding possession of Italy, and that, wherever
 2    II,  61|       8000 men, and was taking possession of the neighbouring villages
 3    II,  65|     for himself, and to obtain possession of Spain, and that with
 4    II,  76|    Nero, established by a long possession of the Empire, that we are
 5    II,  86|      assured and long acquired possession he preferred novelty, uncertainty,
 6   III,  1 |         and to contend for the possession of Italy. Those who thought
 7   III,  77|    with a force, to put him in possession of the unoccupied citadel,
 8    IV,  2 |      Domitian had entered into possession of the title and residence
 9    IV,  13| domestic revolution, they took possession of an uninhabited district
10    IV,  37|      to Novesium; Civilis took possession of Gelduba, and not long
11     V,  3 |     sufficient territory, took possession of part of Egypt, and founded
12     V,  14|      his partisans, and gained possession of the temple. The city