Book,  Par.

 1    II,     63|     Lepidus, to whose family she appeared to belong; and the estate
 2   III,     68|           As soon as the accuser appeared, all but Vitellia were frightened
 3    IV,     50|     office, Calpurnius Salvianus appeared before him against Sextus
 4    VI,     40|         long succession of ages, appeared in Egypt and furnished the
 5    XI,     42|   directions when the centurions appeared and put every one in irons
 6  XIII,     18| struggled to hide it, so visibly appeared, that she was clearly just
 7   XIV,      4|         guard against treachery, appeared to be extremely difficult,
 8   XIV,     42|         religious ceremonial. It appeared too no difficult matter
 9   XIV,     44|          citizens and allies, it appeared, fell in the places which
10   XIV,     72|      trains of followers, seldom appeared in Rome, as though weak
11    XV,     19|          As for the besieged, it appeared that they had such an abundance
12    XV,     49|       was in flames, the emperor appeared on a private stage and sang
13    XV,     58|        frequent, and a comet too appeared, for which Nero always made
14    XV,     90|        neither crime nor accuser appeared, Nero, being thus unable