Book,  Par.

 1     I,  72|      rebellion, and had openly attempted to bring a famine upon Rome.
 2    II,  29|        lictors into the crowd, attempted to quell the mutiny. On
 3    II,  49| threatening with death all who attempted to depart, and were extreme
 4   III,  10|       of the soldiers, when he attempted to address them; every one
 5   III,  12|       of Vitellius; a few, who attempted to resist, were cut down;
 6   III,  40|        circumstances of peril, attempted a middle course, and was
 7   III,  61|        cut to pieces a few who attempted to resist; the greater number
 8    IV,  42|        It was said that he had attempted the same practices during
 9     V,  11|   Gallus, legate of Syria, who attempted to crush it, had to fight
10     V,  25|        light missiles. Civilis attempted nothing more, and retired
11     V,  26|        Rhine so often. If they attempted anything more, on their