Book,  Par.

 1     I,  7 |         greedy hands at immediate gain, and, reflecting on their
 2     I,  12|        with less risk and greater gain. ~ ~
 3     I,  31|       loyal time to unite. Crimes gain by hasty action, better
 4    II,  43|       high-spirited, and eager to gain its first triumph. The men
 5    II,  58| centurions were sent on before to gain for Vitellius the good-will
 6   III,  8 |          Though in itself a small gain, for the town is but of
 7   III,  62|      small ability, who sought to gain by profligacy a reputation
 8   III,  86|          to any man who sought to gain them by his virtues as firmly
 9    IV,  1 |          passed into the greed of gain. They let nothing be kept
10    IV,  43|         of slaughter and greed of gain that you, unknown as you
11     V,  13|       sheer ferocity and greed of gain. Titus himself had Rome