Book,  Par.

 1     I,     15|       himself by a contrast of extreme wickedness." For, in fact,
 2   III,      6|        they said, "went in the extreme rigour of winter as far
 3    IV,     11|             Then deploring the extreme age of Augusta, the childhood
 4    IV,     38|       the first of whom was in extreme old age and the second in
 5    IV,     76|        seeing that he lived to extreme old age in the country or
 6    IV,     85|       miles of strait from the extreme point of the promontory
 7    IV,     93| position critical and being in extreme peril, sent messages imploring
 8    IV,     94|  whether dishonour fell on the extreme frontiers of the empire.
 9    VI,      2|    motion was being urged with extreme persistency, in almost the
10    VI,     44|       people's hatred, his own extreme age how his government rested
11    VI,     69|     for popularity or from his extreme age. Four commissioners,
12    XI,     21|         but his poniard. These extreme and possibly false stories
13    XI,     47|        Plautius Lateranus, the extreme penalty was remitted. The
14   XII,     23|       had certainly merited an extreme and exemplary penalty, which
15   XII,     25|    resentment stopped short of extreme vengeance. A tribune was
16   XII,     50|       tide of his power and in extreme age (so uncertain are the
17   XII,     56|  dragged along by a fetter, an extreme degradation to a barbarian;
18  XIII,     14|       from having been of late extreme in her restraint of her
19  XIII,     53|      freespoken because of his extreme age as well as from his
20   XIV,     45|   which they had placed on the extreme border of the plain.~ ~
21   XIV,     54|       of those who shrank from extreme rigour, though the majority
22    XV,     54|       its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign
23    XV,     55|     for criminals who deserved extreme and exemplary punishment,