Book,  Par.

 1     I,      2|      the title of triumvir, and giving out that he was a Consul,
 2    II,     28|     embarrassing the sailors or giving them clumsy aid, neutralized
 3    II,     45|       many. He scarcely avoided giving offence from year to year,
 4    II,    108|       the ends of the earth, of giving Piso the province; this
 5   III,     61|  exclaimed against Tiberius for giving attention amid such political
 6   III,     68|   Vitellia were frightened into giving evidence. She alone swore
 7    IV,      4| ancestors, and her descendants, giving up honour and a sure position
 8    IV,     26|        on the contrary, was for giving a fourth to the prosecutors,
 9    IV,     56|        Augustus had thoughts of giving his daughter to a Roman
10    XI,      5|        million on Sosibius, for giving Britannicus the benefit
11    XI,     17|         appropriated the glory, giving out that they had discovered
12  XIII,     64|        decrees, but that he was giving what was due to the honour
13   XIV,     16|       into the Senate-house and giving answers to foreign nations!
14   XIV,     44|         his aid, deter him from giving the signal of departure
15   XIV,     54|        these, Caius Cassius, in giving his vote, argued to the
16   XIV,     69|     respective measures, you in giving as much as a prince can
17    XV,      3|        king's customary escort, giving him also some auxiliaries
18    XV,     10|       force that the Parthians, giving up their preparations for
19    XV,     17|        in the way of holding or giving away Armenia, while Vasaces
20    XV,     26|        oblige than while we are giving offence. Nay, some virtues
21    XV,     45|                Soon afterwards, giving up Achaia for the present (
22   XVI,     39|    distinguished men and women, giving special attention to Demetrius,