Book,  Par.

 1     I,  29|     after Galba's death. "I will lay no claim to nobleness, or
 2     I,  48|                The body of Galba lay for a long time neglected,
 3     I,  62|     while the women and children lay prostrate along the roads,
 4    II,  27|         whole destiny of the war lay in their hands. Such language
 5    II,  29|       yet, fearing that he might lay himself more open to suspicion
 6    II,  38|        of Roman citizens did not lay down their arms at Pharsalia
 7    II,  70|      since the battle, and there lay mangled corpses, severed
 8    II,  77|      will of itself discover and lay open the hidden and rankling
 9   III,  36|        the future. While he thus lay wasting his powers in sloth
10   III,  63|      Campania, provided he would lay down his arms and surrender
11    IV,  29|        of Marcodurum, where they lay in careless security, presuming
12     V,  24| slaughtered the soldiers as they lay buried beneath their own