Book,  Par.

1     I,     93| coward, the prudent from the careless, forethought from chance;
2    IV,      2|       was with Sejanus alone careless and freespoken. It was not
3    IV,     32|    who, under the boyish and careless rule of Ptolemaeus, Juba'
4    IV,     44|      the capital, an emperor careless about the enlargement of
5    XI,     15|     the present. As for her, careless of concealment, she went
6   XII,     67|    the water was opened. The careless execution of the work was
7   XIV,     50|    famine, for they had been careless about sowing corn, people