Book,  Par.

 1    II,  4 |        and each, though their renown was of a different kind,
 2    II,  21|       of failure, the hope of renown, wrought on both armies;
 3    II,  31|   death that Otho gained high renown, as Vitellius incurred by
 4    II,  43|      of old and distinguished renown. On that of Otho was the
 5    II,  77|       his military career won renown with these very armies of
 6   III,  53|  would not seek to hinder the renown of those who in the meanwhile
 7   III,  86| energy of his own, but to the renown of his father. The throne
 8    IV,  4 |     great quarrel and a great renown. ~ ~
 9    IV,  13|       they had gained further renown in Britain, to which country
10    IV,  15|      began by speaking of the renown and glory of their race,