Book,  Par.

 1     I,  21 |         by a combination of many motives, by a luxury that would
 2     I,  71 |     whose doom was from opposite motives more importunately demanded,
 3     I,  82 |  discretion. For even honourable motives of action, unless directed
 4     I,  89 |      household, each had his own motives, and the public honour now
 5    II,  7  |          and bad, from different motives, but with equal zeal, were
 6    II,  100|        actuated by the same evil motives.~ ~
 7    II,  101|         flattery assigned as the motives of these men a regard for
 8   III,  65 | insinuations, implying that from motives of envy and rivalry he was
 9   III,  72 |          fire. And what were the motives of this conflict? what the
10    IV,  49 |        bearing on the origin and motives of such deeds. The legion
11     V,  17 |  generals, though from different motives, to hasten on the final