Book,  Par.

 1     I,  18| soldier chooses his comrade. Fearing that to conceal the mutiny
 2     I,  28|     of the crime, or perhaps fearing that the troops were very
 3     I,  69|      to be faithful to Otho. Fearing however that he might lose
 4     I,  89|   writer of the speech, who, fearing for himself, abstained from
 5    II,  8 |    the island secretly, and, fearing actual violence, made his
 6    II,  23|  dared trust so few cohorts, fearing that they could not sustain
 7    II,  29| punishment in any case; yet, fearing that he might lay himself
 8    II,  64|      Vitellius, who, besides fearing Dolabella, hated him, because
 9   III,  31|   they succumbed to fortune, fearing that when Cremona had fallen
10   III,  69|      retreat, and every one, fearing for himself, should the
11    IV,  75|    so many camps." Cerialis, fearing the disgrace of being thought
12    IV,  87|  were jealous of Egypt, and, fearing for themselves, thronged