Book,  Par.

 1     I,     77|     accomplices. That night is my witness; would that it had been
 2    II,     18|      their respective clansmen to witness that "these Romans were
 3    II,     43|         condescend to appear as a witness. The praetor was sent to
 4   III,     22|         call the immortal gods to witness that towards you Caesar,
 5    IV,     37|        youth, at once accuser and witness, alleged a plot against
 6    IV,     58|        the emperor, and while the witness, Aemilius, a military man,
 7    VI,      8|         of its members, the chief witness against Cotta, and it was
 8    XI,     14| ceremonies. While Claudius sat to witness the games of the circus,
 9  XIII,     23|          freedmen were present to witness the interview. Then Burrus,
10   XIV,      1|          the emperor, rather than witness them, and be also involved
11   XIV,     27|           and the people stood to witness them, that they might not,
12   XIV,     45|    actually brought with them, to witness the victory, their wives
13    XV,     17|       called the next day to be a witness to the stipulations into
14    XV,     61|        the very crowd which would witness so glorious a deed, had
15    XV,     63| unsupported as he was by a single witness. But she was herself detained
16    XV,     69|        himself alike informer and witness. ~ ~