Book,  Par.

 1    II,      2|  envoys from the chief men of Parthia, in quest of Vonones, his
 2    II,      4|       exposed to the power of Parthia and Rome, without being
 3    II,      5|    the Armenians, or war with Parthia would have to be undertaken,
 4    II,     72|    hating Rome and jealous of Parthia. It had at this time no
 5    II,     76|     alliance between Rome and Parthia was dignified; as to the
 6    II,     78|       exacted by the might of Parthia or the power of Rome. ~ ~
 7    XI,     13| Vardanes threw the affairs of Parthia into confusion, as the people
 8   XII,     11|  hostages, in order that when Parthia was tired of home rule,
 9   XII,     14|   arrival of the chief men of Parthia and of Acbarus, king of
10   XII,     16|        and then the empire of Parthia passed to his son Vologeses. ~ ~
11   XII,     52|  serious disturbances between Parthia and Rome. Vologeses was
12   XII,     58|   arise to provoke a war with Parthia.~ ~
13  XIII,     42|       this year a war between Parthia and Rome about the possession
14    XV,     35|      of Rome, some to that of Parthia, as a warning against pride.
15    XV,     38|      suppliant Arsacid, while Parthia was prosperous. It was then