Book,  Par.

1     I,      5|       still breathing or quite lifeless. For Livia had surrounded
2     I,      8|      father, and not leave the lifeless body, and this was the only
3     I,     42|      ground, mangled, and some lifeless, they flung them outside
4     I,     93|     beasts of burden, baggage, lifeless bodies floated about and
5    IV,     81|    there was a rush to see the lifeless forms and much embracing
6    IV,     87|  shunned; even things mute and lifeless, the very roofs and walls,
7    VI,     59|      where the neck of the now lifeless man was crushed with the
8   XII,     79| emperor's recovery, though the lifeless body was being wrapped in
9   XVI,     14|        houses were filled with lifeless forms and the streets with