Book,  Par.

 1     I,     13| former had been ruined by his profligacy, the only remedy for his
 2     I,     70|       ended her days. For her profligacy she had formerly been confined
 3    II,     34|  himself the companion of his profligacy and desperate embarrassments,
 4    II,    113|            That same year the profligacy of women was checked by
 5   III,     35|  unfortunate at home from the profligacy of his daughter and granddaughter,
 6    IV,     85|   unbending himself in secret profligacy and a leisure of malignant
 7     V,      3|    but unnatural passions and profligacy which the emperor imputed
 8    VI,     75|     who had ministered to her profligacy, Carsidius Sacerdos, an
 9    VI,     78|       escaped from his wife's profligacy. On his return from Rhodes
10    XI,     13|  Parthians by his cruelty and profligacy to send a secret entreaty
11    XI,     48|   heart, utterly corrupted by profligacy, nothing noble remained.
12   XII,     75|   from his concealment of the profligacy of the emperor's former
13  XIII,     26|  serviceable to the emperor's profligacy to allow of his suffering
14  XIII,     36|      distress to Italy by his profligacy and cruelty, just as if
15  XIII,     41|     their ancestral wealth in profligacy. ~ ~
16  XIII,     58|                             A profligacy equally notorious in that
17  XIII,     61|       famous haunt of nightly profligacy, and Nero used to go there
18   XIV,     28|       to mirth rather than to profligacy that a few nights every
19   XIV,     64|  associate of his most secret profligacy, while Rufus enjoyed the
20    XV,     47|    famous for their notorious profligacy were those furnished by
21    XV,     75|   tame spirit of the man, the profligacy of the woman, blazoned Piso'
22   XVI,     21|   chosen associate in all his profligacy and was very intimate with