Book,  Par.

 1     I,  2 |     there was profligacy in the highest ranks; the sea was crowded
 2    II,  74|         alternative between the highest success and utter downfall. ~ ~
 3    II,  75|    raised from the ranks to the highest military command. It was
 4    II,  76|     undertaking, is to have the highest honours. I invite you, Vespasian,
 5    II,  78|      brilliant success, and the highest distinction seemed prophesied
 6    II,  82|   eminence who soon reached the highest positions. In some cases
 7    II,  89| tribunes, and the centurions of highest rank, in white robes, and
 8   III,  51|                 I have the very highest authority for asserting,
 9    IV,  48|      ever bringing together the highest honours and the lowest humiliations.~ ~
10    IV,  87|        Osiris, the deity of the highest antiquity among these nations;
11     V,  5 |         men Saturn moves in the highest orbit and with the mightiest