Book,  Par.

 1     I,  21|         by prolonged exile. How easy to put Otho to death! I
 2     I,  22|       court, its intrigues, its easy marriages, and the other
 3     I,  23|    which from such wishes it is easy to pass. Whether indeed
 4     I,  86|        excellence, a thing most easy to do; and thus the unscrupulous
 5    II,  39|        brought up. It is not so easy to determine what was best
 6    II,  76|    State, for their own credit, easy of accomplishment, or at
 7    II,  80|         Germany to Syria, to an easy and lucrative service, while
 8   III,  9 |       letters those whom it was easy to drive out by force of
 9   III,  64|        victorious everything is easy. You should not yield the
10   III,  69| Senators and Knights. It is not easy to give the names of these
11    IV,  59|  enemies, because their yoke is easy; when they have been plundered