Book,  Par.

 1     I,      9|      supreme power was now his, and showed hesitation only when he
 2     I,     25|          their common cause clearly showed that they had wrested by
 3     I,     44|        their toothless gums; others showed him their limbs bowed with
 4     I,     45|            he wish for empire, they showed themselves abundantly willing.
 5     I,     92|            on bribery, as though it showed but slight ambition to parade
 6     I,    102|             the theatre which first showed itself in the preceding
 7    II,     59|            the Romans, sufficiently showed who could claim the crowning
 8    II,     78|              others, who afterwards showed like valour, having received
 9    IV,     82|        given to a spot where heaven showed such honour to the emperor. ~ ~
10    IV,     88|      retraced their steps and again showed themselves, shuddering at
11    XI,     11|           hands of Mithridates, who showed more cruelty than was wise
12    XI,     19|          any spirit of faction, and showed the same hearty goodwill
13    XI,     19|            test, and see whether he showed himself worthy of his uncle
14    XI,     49|          the days which followed he showed no sign of hatred or joy
15   XII,     23|  forbearance to a suppliant as they showed persistence against a foe.
16   XII,     60|             as she yet breathed and showed signs of life on the calm
17  XIII,      4| occasionally composing verses which showed that he had the rudiments
18  XIII,     29|         received blows himself, and showed the marks of them in his
19  XIII,     47|           Tiridates towards evening showed himself at some distance
20   XIV,     29|       dresses, in which most people showed themselves during this festival,
21    XV,     68|           had heard or inferred. He showed him too the weapon prepared
22    XV,     75|          these considerations, Piso showed himself a few moments in
23   XVI,     11|            menace, till the emperor showed himself unmoved alike by
24   XVI,     19|            afterwards as consul, he showed himself a man of vigour