Book,  Par.

1     I,  15| temptations; for hardships may be endured, whereas we are spoiled
2     I,  50|       money to pay. They had long endured a service which the character
3    II,  21|        though they could not have endured a heavier calamity. In the
4    II,  37|          and of crime, could have endured any Emperor who was not
5    II,  76|          away when you might have endured the suspicion of having
6   III,  84|          toil and danger they had endured in so many conflicts would
7    IV,  15|        the oppressions which they endured, and all the other evils
8    IV,  18|         the wrongs which they had endured for so many years, while
9    IV,  60|       post? Often have our allies endured to see their cities destroyed,