Book,  Par.

 1     I,  27| preparations of the conspiracy were complete. To those who inquired the
 2    II,  24|     auxiliaries, were brought up to complete a victory or to retrieve
 3    II,  69|         loudly complained that such complete impunity, such privileged
 4    II,  92|           other. There can never be complete confidence in a power which
 5   III,  37|            office which remained to complete the consulate of Caecina.
 6   III,  77|            to return to Rome, or to complete the subjugation of Campania.
 7    IV,  22|        cohorts was at the head of a complete army, but who was undecided
 8    IV,  52|             strength of the army to complete what had yet to be done
 9    IV,  74|          Treveri, and indeed of the complete success of the enemy, hastened
10     V,  1 |           selected by his father to complete the subjugation of Judaea,
11     V,  5 |         many of the heavenly bodies complete their revolutions and courses