Book,  Par.

1     I,  81|     Then did Otho venture to enter the camp; the tribunes and
2    II,  48|   dignity into a new family. Enter then on life with a brave
3    II,  76|    following terms: "All who enter upon schemes involving great
4   III,  16|    now urged his soldiers to enter on the battle with a good
5   III,  20|   wide open, we ought not to enter the place, except we had
6   III,  78|     Sabine district so as to enter Rome by the Via Salaria,
7   III,  82|      the Mulvian bridge, and enter the capital on the following
8    IV,  5 | indolence, but to be able to enter upon public life with a
9    IV,  58|     force were given him, to enter the Batavian territory and