Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|    heart, and by the selfish interests of individuals. You and
 2     I,  87|       The wise looked to the interests of peace and of the Commonwealth,
 3    II,  5 |    representing their common interests had terminated their mischievous
 4    II,  16|   seas, were retained in the interests of Otho by the fame of these
 5    II,  76|      schemes involving great interests, should consider whether
 6   III,  30|    population devoted to the interests of Vitellius, and in the
 7   III,  68|     man so careless of human interests as not to be affected by
 8   III,  75|     indeed asserted that the interests of peace were promoted by
 9    IV,  7 | individuals. It concerns the interests of the Commonwealth, it
10    IV,  53|      himself provide for the interests of peace, and for the welfare
11    IV,  85|    consult the God about the interests of his throne. He gave orders