Book,  Par.

 1    II,     46|        same time, my ancestors deserved to have descendants. For
 2    II,     59|       satellite of Caesar, who deserved to be driven out, with rage
 3    II,    100|    Your strife with Germanicus deserved hatred perhaps, but not
 4   III,     23| himself, however he might have deserved it. For Plancina he spoke
 5   III,     47|       ancestors, and therefore deserved to lose even his chance
 6    IV,     56|     nothing is too grand to be deserved by your merits and your
 7   XII,     21|         For Mithridates, as he deserved heavier punishment, he asked
 8   XII,     63| Cornelius Scipio added that he deserved public thanks for thinking
 9   XII,     73|      Thrace and Bosporus, they deserved help. So their tribute was
10  XIII,     30|      notorious offenders, they deserved to be dragged back into
11  XIII,     53|     endured a most righteously deserved exile. "The man," he said, "
12    XV,     55|         even for criminals who deserved extreme and exemplary punishment,
13    XV,     86|    more loyal to you while you deserved to be loved. I began to
14    XV,     97|        all mortal grandeur and deserved the adoration of mankind.