Book,  Par.

 1     I,      6|       from a stepmother's enmity, hurried on the destruction of a
 2     I,     29|    household, while a third party hurried out to look for the corpse.
 3     I,     33|    certain, he was rescued by the hurried arrival of the throng which
 4     I,     45|     during which Caesar's friends hurried him into his tent. ~ ~
 5     I,     57|      settle themselves. Away they hurried hither and thither, altered
 6     I,     66|         chose the longer way, and hurried on every remaining preparation,
 7     I,     73|  entrenchments on Mount Taunus he hurried his troops in quick marching
 8    II,     13|        combat, had not Stertinius hurried up and put his hand on Flavus,
 9    II,     33|         pretence, and that he was hurried away through jealousy from
10    II,     38|          falling man his freedmen hurried up, and the soldiers, seeing
11    II,    101|        and undefended, you may be hurried to ruin by the wailings
12   III,     64|        most trustworthy followers hurried first to Augustodunum and
13    IV,     32|           and restless adventurer hurried to join him, for the emperor,
14    IV,     34|         they were being led, were hurried along at quick march. Day
15     V,     13|        story be true or false, he hurried by the bays of Torone and
16    VI,     14|           and Julius Marinus were hurried off to execution, two of
17    VI,     23|   birthday without a fear, he was hurried before the Senate, condemned
18    VI,     51|        repeat the blow, as he was hurried onwards by his horse, and
19    VI,     59|          as he fell expiring, was hurried away to prison by the prompt
20    XI,      1|       loaded him with chains, and hurried him to Rome.~ ~
21    XI,     48|    forsook her. Had not Narcissus hurried on her death, ruin would
22   XII,     47|         far and wide, till Didius hurried up and dispersed them. After
23   XII,     60|        Then in headlong flight he hurried to Iberia, his ancestral
24  XIII,     17|          sudden as if it were the hurried work of the dagger, and
25  XIII,     19|          embraces of his sisters, hurried on too, as it was, under
26  XIII,     20|         used to leave her after a hurried kiss. ~ ~
27   XIV,      3|         woman's fascinations, and hurried in Acte, the freed-girl,
28   XIV,     11|        the moment he heard of it, hurried down to the beach. Some
29    XV,      5| conveyance of these a few men had hurried on too eagerly, and, having
30    XV,      9|     provided for his corn supply, hurried his army across Mount Taurus,
31    XV,     14|       brothers and kinsfolk, they hurried on by day and night their
32   XVI,     12|         their veins, and speedily hurried into a bath, covered each,
33   XVI,     37|      embraces of his daughter who hurried towards him, but the lictors