Book,  Par.

 1     I,  18|    heaven. Though this had from ancient time been made a reason
 2     I,  48|       His family could boast an ancient nobility, his wealth was
 3     I,  87|        out for suspicion by his ancient name and by his relationship
 4    II,  38| reflections on the character of ancient and modern times have carried
 5    II,  69|    luxury that transgressed our ancient discipline and the customs
 6    IV,  13|         commanded, according to ancient custom, by the noblest men
 7    IV,  43|        be punished according to ancient custom. The first day after
 8    IV,  46|         the Senate according to ancient precedents, brought into
 9    IV,  64|      extensive dominion; for by ancient usage the Germans attributed
10    IV,  87|        city and the strength of ancient Egypt. The God himself,
11     V,  15|         persuasion, that in the ancient records of their priests
12     V,  15|         the inventions, used in ancient warfare, or devised by modern