Book,  Par.

 1     I,     70|         had vainly hoped that the infamy of the murder might be shifted
 2   III,     72|      necessitate the disgrace and infamy of men of distinction, at
 3   III,     81|         who would get nothing but infamy out of such utterly loathsome
 4   III,     91|       excellence or notorious for infamy. This I regard as history'
 5   III,     95|    disgraceful life and notorious infamy should be eligible for a
 6    IV,     49|  oppression, have merely procured infamy for themselves and glory
 7    IV,     87|         the plot and of their own infamy. Never was Rome more distracted
 8    VI,     47|        its end, and an old age of infamy effaced the virtues of youth. ~ ~
 9    XI,     32|        Senate of men of notorious infamy, he preferred a gentle method,
10    XI,     35|         the sake of the monstrous infamy, that last source of delight
11    XI,     45|        degraded into the price of infamy. Then he led the emperor,
12   XII,     55|          means. Then the price of infamy was raised, and Pollio by
13   XII,     74|         have to endure his wives' infamy and at last punish it, she
14  XIII,     24|     follow that I am to incur the infamy of plotting a son's murder,
15   XIV,      3|          and caresses, portending infamy, it was Seneca who sought
16   XIV,      3|         trained herself for every infamy by her marriage with her
17   XIV,     20|       their names. And indeed the infamy is his who gave them wealth
18   XIV,     21|           abominations and of all infamy. Never did a more filthy
19   XIV,     27|         Night too was given up to infamy, so that virtue had not
20   XIV,     64|      inveterate shamelessness and infamy were an attraction to him.
21    XV,     50|        there attached the greater infamy because it broke out on
22    XV,     75|        the woman, blazoned Piso's infamy. ~ ~
23   XVI,     29|           adorned to the last the infamy of such an outrage, and
24   XVI,     37| falsehoods and stained with every infamy. ~ ~