Book,  Par.

 1     I,  13|        his profligacy. For this reason the Emperor had entrusted
 2     I,  18|        ancient time been made a reason for dissolving an assembly,
 3     I,  27|       To those who inquired the reason of his departure, Otho pretended
 4    II,  1 |         lived, and alleged as a reason for his journey the homage
 5    II,  19|      the party, for they had no reason to be dissatisfied with
 6    II,  31| Vitellianists had no longer any reason to delay giving battle with
 7    II,  37|     Emperor; and that, for this reason, Otho's generals recommended
 8   III,  65|    slaughter, and that for this reason he had held frequent conferences
 9   III,  78|      idleness at Ocriculum. The reason alleged for so injurious
10   III,  82|       on the following day. His reason for delay was the fear that