Book,  Par.

 1     I,  19|         their fears or their hopes prompted. ~ ~
 2     I,  23|         play his part; he now even prompted to crime, to which from
 3     I,  89|            which habitual flattery prompted in the people were at once
 4    II,  41|      comrades, and each, as he was prompted by courage or by cowardice,
 5    II,  91|       would have been, had it been prompted by noble qualities, it was
 6   III,  55|    indulgence, with a precipitancy prompted by alarm, anticipated the
 7    IV,  49|           course of time Caligula, prompted by his restless temper and
 8    IV,  66|        ferocity and lust for spoil prompted them to destroy the city;
 9    IV,  89| temporising, eluded the request as prompted by an idle and childish
10     V,  13|         perilous alternative, some prompted by courage, many by sheer