Book,  Par.

 1     I,     24|    do you meditate violence? Decide on sending envoys, and give
 2    II,     84|     to tell the kings not to decide their dispute by arms. Cotys
 3    II,     85| emperor nor the Senate would decide on the right or wrong of
 4    II,    105|     stronger, if right is to decide; if arms, is far from powerless." ~ ~
 5    II,    113|    was thought sufficient to decide Vistilia's case, and she
 6   III,     96| about Silanus, still we must decide nothing by hearsay. Many
 7    IV,     56|       that Livia can herself decide whether she considers that,
 8     V,      9|    accuse a friend, I cannot decide. I will not put any man'
 9    VI,      8|  then given to the Senate to decide the case of Caecilianus,
10   XII,      8|   them a decree which should decide that for the future marriages
11  XIII,     33|    which the consuls were to decide.~ ~
12   XIV,     47|       it is a few who really decide the battle, and it will
13   XIV,     55|    from him? Let us actually decide that the master was justly
14    XV,     17|     occasion when they would decide about Armenia, and that
15    XV,     24|  that it was in his power to decide whether the proconsuls who
16   XVI,      9|   Lepida, the emperor was to decide. Cassius was transported
17   XVI,     25| Thrasea; leave the Senate to decide for us." Nero further stimulated