Book,  Par.

1    IV,      2|         for it was by this very weapon that he was overthrown;
2  XIII,     30|         the same for both. Some weapon ought to be given to the
3   XIV,     16|         had sent one man with a weapon to break through an emperor'
4   XIV,     56|   purpose, that he procured his weapon without his fellows' knowledge.
5    XV,     66|  Ferentum, and used to wear the weapon as though dedicated to some
6    XV,     68| inferred. He showed him too the weapon prepared for his destruction,
7    XV,     97|   emperor himself dedicated the weapon in the temple of the capital,
8   XVI,     12|     same chamber, with the same weapon, they sundered their veins,
9   XVI,     31|          Here was, so to say, a weapon for the accusers, on which