Book,  Par.

 1     I,  43|   from persons who claimed a reward for some notable service
 2    II,  20|   which he held out hopes of reward, and he was himself assailed
 3    II,  75|      enemy would be ready to reward a prompt act of treason?
 4   III,  20|  snatch their glory or their reward from those who have deserved
 5   III,  51|   late battle, and claimed a reward from the generals. The common
 6   III,  51|     one hand forbade them to reward this act of blood, the necessities
 7   III,  57|      of Vespasian offering a reward for treachery. The fleet
 8   III,  60| capital. Greater will be our reward, far higher our reputation,
 9    IV,  33|    It is," he said, "a noble reward that I have received for
10    IV,  33|     enslaved creatures, what reward do you expect for the blood
11    IV,  60|   the flames, with only this reward in their death, the glory