Book,  Par.

 1     I,  6 |    Emperor, who had to bear the odium of such crimes and the scorn
 2     I,  32|    danger. This will bring more odium upon Otho, and will be more
 3    II,  53| Marcellus, exposed as it was to odium from the hateful recollection
 4    II,  64|   throat. The act brought great odium upon the new reign, and
 5    II,  86|   speech, dexterous in bringing odium upon other men, powerful
 6   III,  32|        brought on him the whole odium of having given the signal
 7   III,  39|       it might provoke terrible odium, determined to destroy him
 8   III,  75|     have taken upon himself the odium of the crime, and to have
 9   III,  78|         an attempt to throw the odium upon another, laid himself
10    IV,  43|         Regulus into the utmost odium. Of his own free will, as