Book,  Par.

 1    II,     46|   Accordingly, with his four sons standing at the doors of the Senate
 2   III,     74|          bodily disorders of long standing and growth can be checked
 3   III,     86|          labour on an olive still standing, gave birth to those two
 4    IV,     74|           Punic capital was still standing and there were mighty kings
 5    IV,     80|    intently gazing on the show or standing round. Those who were crushed
 6    VI,     21|           usury was indeed of old standing in Rome and a most frequent
 7    XI,     39|          asked Cleopatra, who was standing near and waiting for the
 8  XIII,      8|          while two princes of old standing, Agrippa and Antiochus,
 9  XIII,     71|          he asked them, as though standing in their presence, "whether
10   XIV,     70|     actually blush to think that, standing as you do first in my affections,
11   XIV,     81| instruments in crime as a sort of standing reproach to them.~ ~
12    XV,      8|          the rear. A victim, too, standing by some of the winter-tents,
13   XVI,      1|       weight lay there, with bars standing near them in another part