Book,  Par.

 1     I,      6|      hated. When the centurion reported, according to military custom,
 2    II,     15|   crept close up to the enemy, reported that they had heard the
 3    II,     15|   centurions, he knew, oftener reported what was welcome than what
 4   III,     89| already mentioned, the consuls reported that they had ascertained
 5    IV,     31|      her forcible ejection. He reported this to the Senate, and
 6    IV,     78|       his person caught up and reported with exaggeration, and this
 7    XI,     14|     greatness. It was commonly reported that snakes had been seen
 8    XI,     44|               It was currently reported in after times that while
 9   XII,     49|  return as Domitius. Agrippina reported this to her husband, with
10   XII,     74|     with a hawk's talons, were reported. It was accounted a portent
11  XIII,     39|   status and character, and he reported that she was innocent. This
12  XIII,     44|        Though this officer had reported that the barbarians were
13  XIII,     51|   fallen back. When his scouts reported that the king had undertaken
14   XIV,     34|      had sent to Tigranocerta, reported that the city walls were
15    XV,     63|        useless, even though he reported what he had heard to Nero.
16    XV,     78|   servility." When the tribune reported this answer in the presence