Book,  Par.

 1     I,     30|       intelligence had such an effect on Tiberius, close as he
 2     I,     47|      the prince's name, to the effect that full discharge was
 3     I,     69|        language elaborated for effect, more so than could be believed
 4     I,     77|         His speech was to this effect. "This is not my first day
 5     I,     91|     burst with all the greater effect on the enemy, thinking only,
 6    II,    109|  nothing was arranged for mere effect. And though they refrained
 7   III,     21|        nearly to the following effect:- ~ ~
 8    IV,     55|  petition was to the following effect:- The kindness of Augustus,
 9    VI,     13|        s thoughts, had such an effect that the accusers of Terentius
10    VI,     27| addressed him in Greek to this effect: "You too, Galba, will some
11    VI,     56|      all which have a soothing effect on others, softened Tiberius,
12    XI,      2|        She hastened herself to effect Poppaea's destruction, and
13    XI,     48|        the event of delay, the effect of approaching night and
14   XII,     11|       message to the following effect:- "They were not," they
15   XII,     21|   Caesar with a letter to this effect, that friendship between
16   XII,     24|        by him to the following effect became the popular talk: "
17   XII,     38|        nor mercy had the least effect; they persisted in war and
18   XII,     46|      the Roman general, to the effect, that as the Sugambri had
19   XII,     78|    favourite delicacy, and its effect not at the instant perceived,
20  XIII,     30|      where kindness had had no effect." ~ ~
21   XIV,     54|        argued to the following effect:- ~ ~
22   XIV,     62|      This and more to the same effect having been read out, clearly
23   XIV,     77|            But all this had no effect on Plautus. Either he saw
24    XV,     31|      with a letter to the same effect. "He did not," it was said, "
25    XV,     33|        him with a jest, to the effect that he pardoned him at
26    XV,     49|    though popular, produced no effect, since a rumour had gone
27   XVI,     34|    peril of the father, to the effect that she had lavished money