Book,  Par.

 1     I,  19|         they, it was said, would bring with them the authority
 2     I,  30| centurions of the first rank, to bring up the German soldiers from
 3     I,  32|       meet the danger. This will bring more odium upon Otho, and
 4     I,  72|          had openly attempted to bring a famine upon Rome. Yet
 5    II,  5 |          place for his camp, and bring by night and day his skill,
 6    II,  48|           have been the first to bring the Imperial dignity into
 7   III,  1 |       war. A salutary delay will bring us new forces, while we
 8   III,  52|       gentle ascent, and also to bring up the eagles and standards
 9   III,  69|        night Sabinus was able to bring into the Capitol his own
10   III,  70|     agreement. Peace and harmony bring advantage to the conquered,
11    IV,  58|       the Batavian territory and bring back to the Roman alliance
12    IV,  86|    country. This, he said, would bring prosperity to the realm,