Book, Chapter

 1      II, IX    |         Superbus began to reign at Rome. To Cyrus succeeded his
 2      II, IX    |         year after the founding of Rome, while Macerinus and Augurinus
 3      II, IX    |          who had been a hostage at Rome, seized the kingdom. He,
 4      II, XXIII |         him, he secretly fled from Rome, came into Syria, and seized
 5      II, XXVI  |           Aristobulus in chains to Rome, and restored the right
 6      II, XXVII |           the senate and people of Rome. Under him, the Jews began
 7      II, XXVIII|           when Paul was brought to Rome under the emperor Nero.
 8      II, XXVIII|       after he had been brought to Rome, on appealing to Caesar
 9      II, XXIX  |            large, it happened that Rome was destroyed by fire, while
10      II, XXIX  |            these things went on at Rome, the Jews, not able to endure
11      II, XXX   |   Jerusalem. Vespasian set out for Rome, and was received with the
12      II, XXXVI |      presence of Julius, bishop of Rome, asked pardon of him for
13      II, XXXIX |         too, bishop of the city of Rome, and Hilarius, bishop of
14      II, XXXIX | consequence of the disturbances at Rome. But it is well known that
15      II, XLVIII|            Priscillian set out for Rome, in order that before Damasus
16      II, XLVIII|          plants. When they reached Rome with the wish of clearing