Book,  Par.

 1     I,  49|   competitors, yet the Empire continued to exist after the victories
 2     I,  49|       the Republic would have continued to exist under Pompey and
 3     I,  76|      compelled to fight. Otho continued to discharge his imperial
 4     I,  78| moving easily in his cuirass, continued to harass them with javelins
 5    II,  84|      necessities of war, were continued even in peace. Vespasian
 6   III,  52|      in the glory of the war, continued to write in ambiguous terms
 7    IV,  26|   while auxiliaries from Gaul continued to flow in; for at first
 8    IV,  28|    increased; as fresh troops continued to join both sides, a regular
 9    IV,  38|      and they and the Germans continued to contend with great losses
10    IV,  87|     zealous solicitations. He continued to increase the dignity
11    IV,  87|      heavier from day to day, continued to harass him. He summoned