Book,  Par.

 1    II,      9|  however, destroyed the barrow lately raised in memory of Varus'
 2    II,     30|        The Angrivarii, who had lately been admitted to our alliance,
 3    II,     31|       Mallovendus, whom we had lately admitted to surrender, pointed
 4    II,     99|      highest nobility, and but lately because of her splendid
 5    II,    105|        some deserters, and the lately intercepted recruits with
 6   III,     48|      centurions at their beck. Lately a woman had presided at
 7   III,     87|      those of Stratonicea, one lately passed by the Divine Augustus,
 8    IV,      6| numbered eight legions. Spain, lately subjugated, was held by
 9    IV,     70|   prosecuted by Domitius Afer. Lately a praetor, a man of but
10    IV,     84|   years who had squandered his lately gotten recompense was now
11    VI,     64|     crushes them all. This had lately happened in the reign of
12    VI,     68|        and enemies as they had lately been, to the prince whom
13   XII,     10|      language as Vitellius had lately used. So Octavia was betrothed,
14   XII,     20|      against him, and had been lately strengthened by his alliance
15   XII,     77|       Locusta by name, who had lately been condemned for poisoning,
16  XIII,     17|      trifling circumstance had lately tested, sufficient however
17  XIII,     45|         why, when hostages had lately been given and a friendship
18   XIV,     60|    Cossutianus Capito, who had lately been restored to a senator'
19   XIV,     73|   dreaded, Plautus having been lately sent away to Asia, Sulla
20    XV,      7|       the capital of a kingdom lately recovered? There had been,
21    XV,      7|       with the fifth which had lately been raised in Moesia and
22    XV,     31| without disgrace to Rome. Only lately, he had besieged Tigranes;
23    XV,     34|     with men of the fifteenth, lately brought up, and picked veterans
24    XV,     37|       and his legions had been lately besieged, for this was chosen
25   XVI,     16|    frightened than ever by the lately discovered conspiracy, fearful
26   XVI,     18|       of the consulate. He had lately been banished to Sardinia
27   XVI,     23|      for three years, and very lately, when all were rushing thither
28   XVI,     35|   husband Annius Pollio having lately been driven into banishment,