Book,  Par.

1     I,     99|    where he acted on right grounds. Consequently every one
2   III,     49|  and mitigation of them on grounds of expediency. It is idle
3   III,     83|   others argued on various grounds against this view, the result
4    IV,     52| therefore both explain the grounds of my previous silence and
5    IV,     77| vague rumours and gave him grounds for trusting more fully
6   XII,     75|   again there were similar grounds for accusation. If Nero
7   XVI,     22| old, Thrasea on additional grounds, because he had walked out