Book,  Par.

 1     I,      5|       restored to the home of his grandfather. This, it was said, Maximus
 2     I,     54|           his father Agrippa, her grandfather Augustus, her father-in-law
 3    II,     57|        whom he could point to his grandfather Marcus Antonius and to his
 4    II,     68|         great-uncle, Antonius his grandfather, and vivid images of disaster
 5    II,    113|      provided that no woman whose grandfather, father, or husband had
 6   III,     41|          weaker than that between grandfather and grandchild. The pontificate
 7   III,    107|           attainments, though his grandfather was but a centurion in Sulla'
 8    IV,     20|      thanked the Senators and his grandfather on their behalf and carried
 9    IV,     61| afterwards to that of Caesar. His grandfather had fallen in the battle
10    VI,     20|          at Cales, his father and grandfather having been consuls, and
11    VI,     26|      Caius Caesar, who became his grandfather's companion on his retirement
12    VI,     33|  whispered thoughts, and that his grandfather could have heard read, and
13    VI,     38|          Rubellius Blandus, whose grandfather many remembered as a Roman
14    VI,     55|       bade Tiridates remember his grandfather Phraates, and his foster-father
15    VI,     70|      under the loving care of his grandfather.~ ~
16    VI,     71|           a reason for having his grandfather's hatred. Tiberius had even
17    XI,     19|        his uncle Arminius and his grandfather Catumerus? He need not blush
18   XII,     32|           after her. Agrippa, her grandfather, had, as it happened, received
19  XIII,     58|          the name of her maternal grandfather Poppaeus Sabinus, a man
20   XIV,     73|           of the renown of such a grandfather as Drusus. Sulla is poor,