Book,  Par.

1     I,     20|            to exhibit at their own expense games to be named after
2   III,    101|          and embellish, at his own expense, the basilica of Paulus,
3    IV,     20|          of Augustus at the public expense. Everything indeed was as
4    VI,     69|            building at his private expense. He raised only two structures
5    XI,     27| quaestorship was obtained, without expense, by merit in the candidates
6  XIII,     17|          hoping for a laugh at the expense of a boy who knew nothing
7   XIV,     28|           fitted up yearly at vast expense. Nor would the magistrates,
8    XV,     53|       promised to erect at his own expense, and to hand over the open
9    XV,     97|    possible be built at the public expense to the Divine Nero. He implied