Book,  Par.

 1     I,  10|    omens and the oracles that marked out Vespasian and his sons
 2     I,  64|       had treated Vienna with marked respect. Thence came rivalry
 3     I,  87|      that he suffered; he was marked out for suspicion by his
 4    II,  56|    who knew the country well, marked out rich estates and wealthy
 5    II,  59|       state about it, but was marked by the poverty of his former
 6    II,  91|      of Cremera and Allia had marked as unlucky. Thus utterly
 7   III,  33|   grown up maiden or youth of marked beauty fall in their way,
 8   III,  39|     proof of his guilt by his marked joy when he visited Blaesus.
 9   III,  73|     consul Quinctius Atticus, marked out by his clinging to the
10    IV,  41|      of Soranus. The day thus marked by an example of public
11    IV,  47| believed that this separation marked them out for slaughter.