Book,  Par.

1     I,     19|         The emperor repeatedly asserted that there must be a limit
2   III,     58|      valour. But the prisoners asserted that he sought recognition
3   III,     82|  allotted to him. "It was," he asserted, "a popular error that it
4    IV,     59|    Marshes. The Lacedaemonians asserted that it had been dedicated
5    VI,     37|     alike passed away, justice asserted itself. Pursued by charges
6    XI,     28|    opposition. "Italy," it was asserted, "is not so feeble as to
7   XIV,     64|       breathe. Many positively asserted that by Nero's order his
8    XV,     78| suicide. Upon this the tribune asserted that he saw no signs of
9   XVI,     27|       charges against him, and asserted that he would clear himself,