Book,  Par.

 1     I,  40|             what he said. About the actual murderer nothing is clearly
 2    II,  8 |       island secretly, and, fearing actual violence, made his escape
 3    II,  27|         that insolence would end in actual treachery.~ ~
 4    II,  44|           not refrain from abuse or actual violence; they reviled him
 5    II,  62|         relinquished nothing of his actual power. The astrologers were
 6    IV,  19|             Romans in the moment of actual conflict they might receive
 7    IV,  62|            if they would accept the actual state of affairs; otherwise
 8    IV,  64| superstition grew in strength, even actual divinity. The authority
 9    IV,  68|          offered terms, while their actual condition forbade an open
10     V,  23|             he escaped the peril of actual capture, but not without