Book,  Par.
1     I,     26|     assailed the centurions who restrained them with jeers and insults,
2    II,     29|        ruin, and friends scarce restrained him from seeking death in
3   III,     48| intemperate. Formerly they were restrained by the Oppian and other
4     V,      6|         for vengeance, and were restrained only by the strong hand
5   XII,     64|          and now less than ever restrained their enmity, from contempt
6   XIV,     20|   cities. He could no longer be restrained, when Seneca and Burrus
7    XV,     26|        pursuit of popularity be restrained." ~ ~
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