Book,  Par.

 1     I,      5|     Augustus increased, and some suspected guilt on his wife's part.
 2     I,      6| destruction of a youth whom they suspected and hated. When the centurion
 3   III,     41|       Sejanus, whom they already suspected of overweening ambition. ~ ~
 4   III,     84|         creditor, as well as men suspected of capital offences. No
 5   XII,     37|   prepared to disarm all whom he suspected, and to occupy with encampments
 6   XII,     55|         Mithridates wavered, and suspected the intentions of the camp-prefect,
 7   XII,     75|         who, as he more and more suspected Agrippina, was said to have
 8  XIII,     10|  advantage, or to rid himself of suspected rivals under the name of
 9  XIII,     35|      when corrupt practices were suspected in the voting, men were
10   XIV,     53|   Aelianus, a young ex-quaestor, suspected of complicity in the villanies
11   XIV,     56|     guilty. Our ancestors always suspected the temper of their slaves,
12    XV,     63|    detained in custody, for Nero suspected that even what was not proved
13   XVI,     21|  banished for not having, as was suspected, kept secret what she had