Book,  Par.

 1     I,  64|   destroy this home of Gallic rebellion. There all are foreigners
 2     I,  69|    them in consequence of the rebellion of Vindex. They were still
 3     I,  72|     she might urge Macer into rebellion, and had openly attempted
 4    II,  86|       amidst civil strife and rebellion, rapacious, prodigal, the
 5    IV,  14|   Capito on a false charge of rebellion. Civilis was put in chains
 6    IV,  15|  Civilis, who was resolved on rebellion, and intended, while concealing
 7    IV,  15|  ringleaders of the concerted rebellion prevailed upon the people
 8    IV,  38|   time when they tarnished by rebellion their distinguished services
 9    IV,  39| impression that Africa was in rebellion through the revolutionary
10    IV,  77|       teach you not to prefer rebellion and ruin to submission and