Book,  Par.

 1     I,  29|      how to give. Already he is thinking of debaucheries, of revels,
 2     I,  35| confidence in his strength, and thinking that the men, on whose individual
 3     I,  79| Praetorian Guard. This officer, thinking that he could carry out
 4    II,  31|       Then Suetonius Paullinus, thinking that it befitted his reputation,
 5    II,  94|      slaves. Vitellius himself, thinking only how to squander, was
 6    II,  95|      riot. The Emperor himself, thinking it enough to enjoy the present,
 7    IV,  10|        informers, that men were thinking, now that their hearts were
 8    IV,  17|                        Civilis, thinking that he must proceed by
 9    IV,  21|    rushed out of all the gates, thinking to surround the Batavians,
10    IV,  89|        this scheme Domitian was thinking of war with his father,
11     V,  22|        attack the tenth legion, thinking it a hard matter to storm