Book,  Par.

 1     I,  8 |           under the government of Cluvius Rufus, an eloquent man,
 2     I,  75|          received from Spain, and Cluvius Rufus was commended in an
 3    II,  58|       narrow strait. This alarmed Cluvius Rufus, who ordered the 10th
 4    II,  65|                                M. Cluvius Rufus, who had left his
 5    II,  65|     however, was the influence of Cluvius, that Vitellius actually
 6    II,  65|          freedman to be punished. Cluvius was attached to the Emperor'
 7    II,  65|  apprehension that Vitellius kept Cluvius with him. The same compliment
 8   III,  65| conversation had two witnesses in Cluvius Rufus and Silius Italicus.
 9    IV,  5 |            and was the son of one Cluvius, who had been a centurion
10    IV,  40|   consequence of the departure of Cluvius Rufus. At the same time
11    IV,  44|         began with a panegyric on Cluvius Rufus, who, though not less