Book,  Par.

 1     I,  67 |           of the movement they had chosen Claudius Severus for their
 2    II,  1  |          many persons until one be chosen. The report gained the more
 3    II,  76 |       semblance of flattery. To be chosen successor to Vitellius would
 4    II,  94 | indiscriminately taken rather than chosen out of the whole army. While
 5    II,  100|       three British legions, and a chosen body of auxiliaries. After
 6   III,  12 |          party. The night-time was chosen for accomplishing the treason,
 7   III,  29 |       Antonius in person with some chosen auxiliaries concentrated
 8    IV,  6  |       proposed that they should be chosen by name by the magistrates
 9    IV,  7  |        feared that, if others were chosen, he should himself appear
10    IV,  16 |   shoulders of the bearers, he was chosen general. Immediately summoning
11    IV,  68 |          and one of her relatives, chosen for the purpose, conveyed,
12    IV,  84 |           and the Emperor might be chosen to be the minister of the