Book,  Par.

 1     I,  7 | Garutianus the procurator, who acted on Galba's authority; Capito
 2     I,  14|        is uncertain whether he acted on his own free choice,
 3     I,  35|      his hands, and altogether acted the slave, to make himself
 4     I,  37|     encouraged them, every man acted on his own impulse and guidance,
 5     I,  79|    armed to destroy Otho; many acted in ignorance and were stupefied
 6     I,  89|     zeal and good wishes. They acted not from fear or affection,
 7    II,  46|       Otho's troops, that thus acted; those who had been sent
 8    II,  83|                  Mucianus, who acted more as a colleague than
 9   III,  62|     free choice, he repeatedly acted in the farces, with more
10    IV,  26|   complicity; he had, he said, acted as a messenger between Civilis
11    IV,  79|      Tutor, which were at once acted on. ~ ~
12    IV,  83|        Two opposite influences acted on the Emperor; on the one