Book,  Par.

1     I,     16| struggling to hide his feelings completely, it was all the more involved
2     I,     84|       slope, which Arminius now completely occupied, as soon as by
3    VI,      7|        short, not to write." So completely had his crimes and infamies
4   XII,     58|     Rhadamistus, whose gifts so completely overcame him that he positively
5  XIII,     14|      did they inflame him, till completely mastered by the strength
6    XV,     48|         was the mischief and so completely at its mercy the city, with
7   XVI,     15|     with men on their trial, so completely, indeed, that no one would