Book,  Par.

 1     I,     31|        they felt panic and they caused the like. At last, in an
 2    II,     24|                      That sight caused keener grief and rage among
 3    IV,      4|      the magnitude of the crime caused fear and delay, and sometimes
 4    IV,     31|         was charged with having caused her husband's insanity by
 5    IV,     50|         openly censured, and it caused the banishment of Salvianus.
 6    IV,     76| possibility of his return. This caused ruin for many who conjectured
 7    VI,     73|  emperor against the defendants caused a suspicion that, while
 8    XI,     10|         his many cruelties, had caused the death of his brother
 9    XI,     11|         of the nobles inclined, caused some delay, but he was stopped
10  XIII,     36|        of the crews at Ravenna, caused grievous distress to Italy
11   XIV,      6|         the even of destruction caused a lingering even in that
12   XIV,     63|            A similar accusation caused the downfall of Fabricius
13   XIV,     63|    freedom for their possession caused their oblivion.~ ~
14   XIV,     80|        sin? What offense have I caused any one? Is it that I am