Book,  Par.

 1     I,     91|            them would, he said, be easy, and there would be more
 2     I,     91|         only, as they were, of the easy destruction of a few half-armed
 3    II,      3|     household articles. But he was easy of approach; his courtesy
 4    II,      6|         the sea, invasion would be easy for them, and a surprise
 5    II,      8|         rendezvous, because of its easy landing-places, and its
 6    II,     34|         who was thoughtless and an easy prey to delusions, to resort
 7    II,     76|       where, by emissaries from an easy distance, he might draw
 8    II,    110|        assertion was comparatively easy. Nor did Tiberius check
 9   III,     43|         his road to preferment was easy, he chose to emulate Maecenas,
10   III,     73|          to keep silence nor is it easy to speak my mind, as I do
11    IV,     41|            from dulness, and it is easy to see when the acts of
12    IV,     45|           of these elements, it is easy to commend but not to produce;
13    IV,     56|           answer which it would be easy to return, that Livia can
14    XI,      1|      connections, he would find it easy to rouse nations allied
15    XI,      9|     calculated the profits. It was easy for Asinius and Messala,
16    XI,      9|        Antony and Augustus, it was easy for Arruntius and Aeserninus,
17   XII,     14|          them to come and promised easy success if they hastened
18   XII,     39|          our men and comparatively easy for his own, and then on
19  XIII,      4|       orators, and Augustus had an easy and fluent way of speaking,
20   XIV,     73|          Seneca had fallen, it was easy to shake the position of
21    XV,     22| distinction, everything, in short, easy and open to them, without
22    XV,     51|                    It would not be easy to enter into a computation