Book,  Par.

 1     I,      2|             soldiers with gifts, the populace with cheap corn, and all
 2     I,     10|         sesterces "to the people and populace of Rome," of one thousand
 3     I,     61|               sensible men, then the populace, last, and longest of all,
 4     I,     71|              in the pleasures of the populace. Very different was the
 5     I,    101|             This was alarming to the populace, and his father had, it
 6     I,    102|               besides several of the populace, were killed, and the tribune
 7    II,     52|      Marcellus, regarded by the city populace with passionate enthusiasm,
 8    II,     53|           gave every one of the city populace three hundred sesterces,
 9    II,     89|              festal gathering of the populace of Antioch. Then he left
10    II,    116|                          As the city populace complained of the cruel
11   III,      3|             colony after colony, the populace in black, the knights in
12   III,     10|            increased the fury of the populace by bringing his vessel to
13   III,     57|      unwarlike character of the city populace, and the utter weakness
14   III,     78|           and be courted by the city populace, by our allies and by foreign
15    IV,      8|           same employments. The city populace indeed suffered much from
16    IV,     36|           growth, while the freeborn populace daily decreased. ~ ~
17    IV,     82|             and was applauded by the populace for having assisted with
18    IV,     94|        knights, a number of the city populace flocked thither, anxiously
19     V,      6| daughter-in-law and reprimanding the populace in an edict complained to
20     V,     12|               though the fury of the populace was subsiding, and people
21    VI,     69|           the more acceptable to the populace, as Tiberius was rather
22   XII,     49|             and presents to the city populace. At the games too of the
23   XII,     51|           administering justice, the populace crowded round him with a
24  XIII,     28|          might be proved whether the populace, in the absence of a guard,
25  XIII,     37|             every member of the city populace four hundred sesterces were
26  XIII,     62|              town council and by the populace. The first spoke bitterly
27   XIV,     16|        soldiers, the Senate, and the populace, she opposed the usual donative
28   XIV,     19|            Senate submissive and the populace enthusiastic, all the vilest
29   XIV,     24|           advantage resting with the populace of Pompeii, where the show
30   XIV,     28|              substance, or would the populace have the same motive for
31   XIV,     29|            The enthusiasm too of the populace was not even slightly kindled,
32   XIV,     54|              sudden gathering of the populace, which was for saving so
33    XV,     54|             called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the
34   XVI,     14|             Slaves and the free-born populace alike were suddenly cut