Book,  Par.

 1     I,  11|      expedient thus to keep under home control a province so difficult
 2     I,  27|           that he had an enemy at home. Otho heard, for he had
 3     I,  64|          and utterly destroy this home of Gallic rebellion. There
 4     I,  86|       Guard; an active officer at home, without experience in war,
 5    II,  65|       Tiberius Caesar detained at home, because he feared him;
 6    II,  80| well-known and familiar camp as a home. ~ ~
 7   III,  25|         legion Rapax, had left at home a son of tender age. The
 8   III,  75|        gained distinction both at home and abroad. His blamelessness
 9   III,  84|         his country, and this his home; unless this be recovered
10    IV,  13|          nation. They had also at home a select body of cavalry,
11    IV,  76|         and the longing for a new home, prompting them to leave
12     V,  7 |           wind, and it affords no home either to fish or water-birds.