Book,  Par.

 1     I,  28|           tribunes and centurions preferred immediate safety to danger
 2     I,  55|        the revolters, or, if they preferred peace and harmony, to create
 3     I,  86| unscrupulous and the cunning were preferred before the modest and the
 4    II,  17|           it was not because they preferred Vitellius: long years of
 5    II,  25|      tardy in action, and one who preferred a cautious and scientific
 6    II,  86|       long acquired possession he preferred novelty, uncertainty, and
 7    II,  94|    However unfit, he might, if he preferred it, be enrolled among the
 8    IV,  8 |        That party prevailed which preferred that the envoys should be
 9    IV,  18|         men to go or stay as they preferred. He offered to those who
10    IV,  55|          the legions of Vitellius preferred even a foreign yoke to the
11     V,  10|        statue in the temple, they preferred the alternative of war.