Book,  Par.

 1     I,  41 | accomplice in the crime which he certainly caused. He fell in front
 2    II,  1  |        back, the conqueror would certainly be offended, but with the
 3    II,  44 |     remained at Bedriacum; these certainly were never vanquished; and
 4    II,  100|         of perfidy. It cannot be certainly known whether he carried
 5   III,  9  |          any abuse of Vespasian. Certainly he said nothing which could
 6   III,  66 |         be dangerous to him. You certainly are an old man, and have
 7   III,  66 |          formidable to them; and certainly Primus, Fuscus, and Mucianus,
 8    IV,  4  |         and is ungenerous; while certainly it is arrogance to the State
 9    IV,  43 |        the murdered man's head. "Certainly," he said, "Nero did not
10    IV,  63 |          the camp, while Civilis certainly complained of the proceeding,