Book,  Par.

1     I,  89|           for nothing. Otho set out, leaving the peace of the city and
2    II,  2 |            coasting Achaia and Asia, leaving the land on his left, he
3    II,  22|         manner of their country, and leaving their bodies unprotected.
4    II,  36|             joined with his cohorts, leaving but a moderate force in
5    II,  83|          with his ships of war, thus leaving Asia and Achaia safe in
6   III,  16|           cavalry to the two flanks, leaving in the midst an open space
7   III,  68|             of the whole human race, leaving the seat of his power, and
8   III,  70| distinguished men. If not, why, when leaving the Rostra, had he gone
9    IV,  35|         their opponents. But Vocula, leaving the flying foe, began to