Book,  Par.

1     I,  15|       to be now free from the passions of youth, and such your
2     I,  53|     was exposed, inflamed the passions of the troops. The legions
3     I,  64| Lugdunum began to work on the passions of individual soldiers,
4    II,  31|     than Otho with his ardent passions. The murder of Galba had
5    IV,  25|     these evil auspices!" The passions already kindled by the language
6    IV,  33|     the rod, the axe, and the passions of a ruling race? See how
7    IV,  53|       fortunes, perhaps their passions or their errors, may weaken,
8    IV,  71|     men feared the ungoverned passions of Domitian, while Primus
9    IV,  77|  their neighbours. Endure the passions and rapacity of your masters,