Book,  Par.

 1     I,  42|        the body-guard. Piso was dragged out by these men and slaughtered
 2   III,  33|        worthless as booty, were dragged about in wanton insult.
 3   III,  74|       head severed from it, was dragged to the Gemoniae. ~ ~
 4   III,  83|        private house, should be dragged out and butchered, and they
 5   III,  84| hiding-place, from which he was dragged out by the tribune Julius
 6    IV,  2 |      elevation, as to have been dragged down by his fall.~ ~
 7    IV,  15|       noble stature), whom they dragged off for infamous purposes.
 8    IV,  28|        treachery in the legate. Dragged out of his tent, his garments
 9    IV,  37|        all sense of shame, they dragged him out of his bed and killed
10    IV,  54|      joy uniting their efforts, dragged the huge stone along. Contributions
11     V,  24|       irons on the vessels, and dragged them away by the sterns.