Book,  Par.

 1     I,  13|   one else. Galba indeed was aware of the friendship between
 2     I,  65|    but the people of Vienna, aware of their danger, assumed
 3     I,  69|      learnt from themselves. Aware that the widest part of
 4     I,  82|                     Otho was aware how disturbed was the country,
 5    II,  25|      to retreat, but Celsus, aware of the stratagem, kept his
 6    II,  29| censured a few persons, well aware that in civil wars the soldiers
 7    II,  83|   strength by distance, well aware that his force was but small,
 8    II,  94|     that feeble soul, he was aware that the distribution of
 9   III,  34|      the atrocious deed, and aware of the detestation which
10    IV,  24|     wait, for they were well aware that only a few days' provisions
11    IV,  87|     of the God Serapis. I am aware indeed that there are some
12     V,  21|   retreated into the island, aware that there were not vessels