Book,  Par.

 1     I,     18|     entered the palace to ask pardon, and thrown himself at the
 2     I,     57|     him to punish the guilty, pardon those who had erred, and
 3    II,     27| nothing, they obtained a full pardon. ~ ~
 4    II,     93|     infamous orders belief or pardon will be refused."~ ~
 5   III,     19|   soon as she had secured her pardon through the secret intercessions
 6    IV,     35|        had sent them to crave pardon of the Roman people. And
 7    VI,     13|  however on having begged for pardon by letter and received a
 8    XI,     39| summoned. Narcissus entreated pardon for the past, for having
 9   XII,     44|      this the emperor granted pardon to Caractacus, to his wife,
10    XV,     92|       away the benefit of the pardon he had accepted from the