Book,  Par.

 1     I,  37|           counsels find all their support, without you, noble as they
 2    II,  16|     hatred of Otho he resolved to support Vitellius with the whole
 3    II,  28|           but if the reality, the support, the mainstay of success,
 4    II,  91|         tribunes of the people to support his insulted authority,
 5   III,  35|      Germany was arming itself to support Vitellius. ~ ~
 6   III,  78|      likely that, deprived of all support, he would abdicate the throne,
 7    IV,  40|          would not have failed to support him, had not the proposal
 8    IV,  47|         Vitellius, had flocked to support Vespasian, asked leave to
 9     V,  7 | water-birds. These strange waters support what is thrown upon them,
10     V,  9 |          of the priesthood as the support of their political power. ~ ~