Book,  Par.

 1     I,  19|       to individuals, who made interest to stay or to go, as their
 2     I,  23|        them with his money and interest. He would often intersperse
 3     I,  29|      yet, comrades, it is your interest that the most worthless
 4     I,  49|         who had some stake and interest in the country, but even
 5     I,  88|  numbers cut them off from all interest in the state, began by degrees
 6    II,  30|     themselves to their common interest, and in frequent letters,
 7    IV,  39|     the sole subject of public interest, feared and believed that
 8    IV,  49|      an inferior feels greater interest in such a competition. All
 9    IV,  67| anything, or to detach his own interest from ours. Let it be lawful
10    IV,  71|  others were appointed through interest. At the same time Domitian