Book,  Par.

 1     I,  17|    about himself was modest. He shewed no change in look or manner;
 2     I,  19| selection to Galba, the Emperor shewed a disgraceful want of firmness,
 3     I,  30|         rest of the cohort, who shewed no disrespect to the speaker,
 4     I,  47|         dangerous elevation, he shewed himself bold, crafty, and
 5     I,  48|         freedmen and friends he shewed a forbearance, which, when
 6     I,  48|      and when advanced in years shewed the same integrity in Eastern
 7     I,  56|      Treveri, and the Lingones, shewed as much zeal as the army,
 8    IV,  35|         most violently mutinous shewed themselves cowards. But
 9    IV,  63|    between the stones, and thus shewed an example of patience under
10    IV,  88|      who with undaunted courage shewed in his look his habitual