Book,  Par.

 1     I,  39|    neither of agitation nor of repose, but there reigned the silence
 2    II,  6 |    East after a long period of repose was then for the first time
 3    II,  49|       every one, and took some repose. He was now pondering in
 4    II,  67|    Spain, that in the peaceful repose of that province their excitement
 5    II,  86|      early youth the desire of repose had led him to resign his
 6   III,  22| strength recruited by food and repose, to attack and crush the
 7   III,  60|   Carsulae took a few days for repose, while the eagles and standards
 8    IV,  73|    wasted his time in indolent repose, as if he had only to enjoy
 9    IV,  79|      fighting as not to prefer repose to peril, when the profit
10    IV,  82|    allowed to the soldiers for repose. The Agrippinenses were
11     V,  18|     for rewards and for future repose.~ ~