Book,  Par.

 1     I,      2|         sweets of repose, and so grew greater by degrees, while
 2     I,     34|     sorrow, as she brightened or grew dark. When clouds arose
 3     I,     39|          impious host, the stars grew dim and storms burst over
 4    II,     49|         to the towns, as the day grew dark, without letting himself
 5   III,     38|          and modesty, despotisms grew up and became perpetual
 6   III,     45|         that a mere trifle which grew into a sharp contest gave
 7    IV,      8| limitation, so that most of them grew old in the same employments.
 8    IV,     16|          no grief to the people, grew bold in wickedness, and,
 9    IV,     17|     companion in exile. There he grew up among outcasts who knew
10    IV,     83|       Querquetulanus, because it grew oak timber in abundance
11   XII,     64|       this, but, as the mischief grew, they interposed with an
12   XII,     76|         with entreaty that as he grew up, he would drive out his
13  XIII,     59|      Soon, as the emperor's love grew ardent, she would change
14   XIV,      1|        passion for Poppaea daily grew more ardent. As the woman
15   XIV,     11|   slave-girl with Agrippina, who grew more and more anxious, as
16    XV,     30|         of these illustrious men grew greater. ~ ~
17    XV,     43|          a butt. After a time he grew so powerful by accusing