Book,  Par.

 1     I,      5|     suspected guilt on his wife's part. For a rumour had gone abroad
 2     I,     16|           to Tiberius. He, on his part, urged various considerations,
 3     I,     17|  undertake the charge of whatever part of it might be intrusted
 4     I,     17|           I ask you, Caesar, what part of the State you wish to
 5     I,     25|      their message when the first part had been successful. After
 6     I,     30|           addition a considerable part of the Praetorian cavalry,
 7     I,     45|          and most densely crowded part of the throng, and, what
 8     I,     67|          to advance and to fight. Part of the cavalry, and some
 9     I,     84|           he had brought them up. Part of the cavalry was ordered
10     I,     91|       into them, seized the upper part of the breastwork, where
11     I,     96|          profession, used to take part in the games which had been
12     I,    105|      Achaia and Macedonia. It was part of Tiberius' character to
13    II,     25|       infantry he drew up so that part might advance on level ground
14    II,     25|       ground into the forest, and part clamber up the earthwork
15    II,     38|        aimed two blows at a vital part. At the groans of the falling
16    II,     50|          to be slain in a private part of the palace and his body
17    II,     63|     though he was himself left in part his heir, he gave to Marcus
18    II,     74|         had been ordered to march part of the legions into Armenia
19   III,     11|        this was not Trio's proper part, and that they themselves
20   III,     15|    requires investigation? For my part, I sorrow for my son and
21   III,     21|       mostly judicious, though in part somewhat incautious, he
22   III,     26|        Claudius was added. For my part, the wider the scope of
23   III,     45|         decrees disrespect on the part of the young, till Drusus
24   III,     83|       kept from us in some remote part of the world. Why, at this
25    IV,      6|      cohorts, levied for the most part in Etruria and Umbria, or
26    IV,      8|     rapacity or oppression on the part of governors. Corporal punishments
27    IV,     26|      first instance on Tiberius's part of sharp dealing with the
28    IV,     33|         by a strong effort on the part of all who loved freedom
29    IV,     36|   traversed that sea. In the same part of the country too was Curtius
30    IV,     57|         and letters, for the most part being conveyed by soldiers,
31    IV,     69|          pushed back to the upper part of the fortress and there
32    IV,     73|  immigration of nations into that part of Greece which afterwards
33    IV,     76|     liberal culture, for the most part Greeks, in whose conversation
34    IV,     77|    suborned persons to assume the part of prosecutors and to inveigh
35     V,      2|           been her own wish. In a part of the same letter he sneered
36     V,     10|    dismissing them, he thus spent part of the day, and with a numerous
37    VI,     11|    instance. All of us who had no part in his last design, I mean
38    VI,     16|       overawe the slaves and that part of the population which,
39    VI,     22|           more reluctantly did he part with his property, and many
40    VI,     30|         Most men, however, cannot part with the belief that each
41    VI,     69|         from a terrible fire, and part of the circus near the Aventine
42   XII,     46|          skirmishes, for the most part like raids, in woods and
43   XII,     60|         of her husband, the first part of the flight, but after
44   XII,     64|     Ventidius Cumanus, who held a part of the province, which was
45  XIII,     29|     licentiousness at home on the part of Nero, who in a slave'
46  XIII,     31|         priests were for the most part supplied, as well as the
47  XIII,     33|    consuls, or to summon from any part of Italy persons liable
48  XIII,     38|        found that it was added as part of the price. The emperor
49  XIII,     48|          army that within a third part of one day the walls were
50  XIII,     65|           repeated demands on the part of the people, who denounced
51   XIV,      5|         constructed, from which a part might by a contrivance be
52   XIV,      8|           vessel had in its upper part collapsed, like a mechanism
53   XIV,      9|           a long silence on their part; they feared they might
54   XIV,     54|           a strong feeling on the part of those who shrank from
55    XV,     11|       flower of his cavalry, in a part of the plain. His wife and
56    XV,     28| earthquake too demolished a large part of Pompeii, a populous town
57    XV,     48|         had its beginning in that part of the circus which adjoins
58    XV,     54|      Capitol, then on the nearest part of the coast, whence water
59    XV,     54|           and shameful from every part of the world find their
60    XV,     63|   Proculus gird himself to do his part and bring over to their
61    XV,     65|     offered him by all who had no part in the conspiracy, and who
62    XV,     85|                     The soldiers' part too in the conspiracy no
63    XV,     94|       touch. For he too will be a part of Rome's calamities.~ ~
64   XVI,      1|     standing near them in another part of the cave, a treasure
65   XVI,      5|    disturbed those who knew their part, and were often struck by
66   XVI,     19|         it. Hence jealousy on the part of Tigellinus, who looked
67   XVI,     19|           into prison the greater part of his domestics. ~ ~
68   XVI,     32|    Thrasea has openly assumed the part of a traitor and an enemy.