Book,  Par.

 1     I,     80|         legions on shipboard and conveyed them through the lakes,
 2     I,     93|         the legions which he had conveyed by ship, Germanicus gave
 3    II,      7|    engines for missiles might be conveyed, and were also fit for the
 4    II,     35| communication, he said, might be conveyed to him through the same
 5    II,    103|          meeting the fleet which conveyed Agrippina, both sides in
 6   III,     19|        inroad of emotion. He was conveyed back to his house, where,
 7    IV,     39|         life. And so Serenus was conveyed back to Amorgus. ~ ~
 8    IV,     57|          for the most part being conveyed by soldiers, would pass
 9    IV,     64|      amid rocks whither they had conveyed their parents and their
10    VI,     49|          animal supposed to have conveyed Phrixus, whether it was
11    VI,     66|         into which Artabanus had conveyed his treasure and his concubines,
12    XI,     16|          father's death. He also conveyed by an aqueduct into Rome
13   XII,     60|          and her adventure, they conveyed her to the city of Artaxata,
14   XII,     80|       was offered them. Nero was conveyed into the camp, and having
15  XIII,     68|        crossing the sea and then conveyed on the Rhone and Arar might
16   XIV,      6|       she was to believe it, was conveyed to Baiae in her litter.
17   XIV,      7|      with some small boats which conveyed her to the Lucrine lake,
18   XIV,     31|     stream which Quintus Marcius conveyed to Rome, and it was thought
19   XIV,     84|       the severed head which was conveyed to Rome. ~ ~
20    XV,     66|          by the others, and then conveyed into the camp, accompanied
21   XVI,      9|          pretended, he was to be conveyed to Naxos. He was afterwards
22   XVI,     18|   examined, and ordered it to be conveyed to Mela, whose wealth he