Book,  Par.

 1     I,  45| afterwards under good emperors established as a permanent rule of the
 2    II,  76|      Caius, Claudius, or Nero, established by a long possession of
 3    IV,  1 |      peace and quiet cannot be established without virtue. ~ ~
 4    IV,  8 |       fathers and grandfathers established. I may regard with admiration
 5    IV,  26|        for reinforcements, and established as a precedent a most disgraceful
 6    IV,  27|        that outposts had to be established along the entire bank to
 7    IV,  56|    with her own freedom firmly established, might look about her, and
 8    IV,  67|    friendship and union may be established for ever, we require of
 9     V,  6 |     with the theory; for Liber established a festive and cheerful worship,
10     V,  11|    inaction. Peace having been established in Italy, foreign affairs