Book,  Par.

 1     I,      4|     advanced old age, he was worn out by a sickly frame, and
 2    II,     99|          Agrippina meantime, worn out though she was with
 3    II,     99|  attire the mourning she had worn for her lost sister. ~ ~
 4   III,      2|     attendants of Agrippina, worn out as they were by long
 5   III,     73|    and painting? The apparel worn indiscriminately by both
 6    XI,     24|      enough in the open air. Worn out by the labour, and knowing
 7   XII,     46|  into revolt, when Ostorius, worn out by the burden of his
 8   XIV,     43|     town; even the ocean had worn the aspect of blood, and,
 9    XV,     81| veins of his legs and knees. Worn out by cruel anguish, afraid
10   XVI,     14|       all soldiers in which, worn out by age or ill-health,