Book,  Par.

 1     I,     23|  commander than it is to be in revolt from the emperor. Either
 2     I,     60|  soldiery were all the time in revolt, and could not be quelled
 3     I,     75|         For in the year of the revolt of Germany he had been appointed
 4    II,     10|     his camp, he was told of a revolt of the Angrivarii in his
 5   III,     57|       heavy debts, attempted a revolt. Its most active instigators
 6   III,     58|        First however in actual revolt were the Andecavi and Turoni.
 7     V,      5|        that the people were in revolt; that speeches in a new
 8    VI,     32|    Sejanus attempting an armed revolt, he was to hurry the young
 9    VI,     52|    mentioned, drew into actual revolt his father Abdageses and
10    XI,      1|        as though to put down a revolt. Crispinus found him at
11    XI,     11|     him, seven years after its revolt, little to the credit of
12    XI,     22|  hostile or disloyal since the revolt which had been begun by
13    XI,     22|    sowing the seeds of another revolt, thus getting a reputation
14   XII,     11|     did their coming imply any revolt from the family of the Arsacids;
15   XII,     46|      were luring them too into revolt, when Ostorius, worn out
16  XIII,     46|  Vologeses was detained by the revolt of Hyrcania, advised Tiridates
17  XIII,     71|       us that on the Cheruscan revolt he had been imprisoned by
18   XIV,     42| received tidings of the sudden revolt of the province. Prasutagus,
19   XIV,     42|    flew to arms and stirred to revolt the Trinobantes and others
20   XIV,     43|      secret accomplices in the revolt, who embarrassed their plans,
21    XV,      1|       he was now hampered by a revolt of the Hyrcanians, a powerful
22    XV,     36|      who had been the first to revolt from us, destroyed their
23   XVI,      7|     the seeds of civil war and revolt from the House of the Caesars.
24   XVI,     26|      province into thoughts of revolt. The time chosen for the