Book,  Par.

 1     I,  49|           capital, which trembled to see the atrocity of these recent
 2    II,  39|         centurions were perplexed to see that better men were despised,
 3    II,  76| circumstances of their adviser, must see whether he will follow up
 4   III,  30|       buildings without the city, to see whether the inhabitants
 5   III,  54|             to send him in person to see what was the strength of
 6   III,  54|          purpose, and asked leave to see everything. Persons were
 7    IV,  30|      uncertainty, where no one could see how to aim or to avoid a
 8    IV,  33|           passions of a ruling race? See how I, the prefect of a
 9    IV,  41|        appointed by lot, who were to see to the restitution of property
10    IV,  43|           quaestor's rank, are we to see him rise to the dignities
11    IV,  60|           have our allies endured to see their cities destroyed,