Book,  Par.

 1     I,      3|   soldier, and one who had shared his victory, to two consecutive
 2     I,      7|  as Sallustius Crispus who shared the secret (he had, in fact,
 3     I,     55|  of the twentieth who have shared with me so many battles
 4     I,     88|   for the wounded. As they shared their food, soiled by mire
 5    II,     12| Germany, of the mother who shared his prayers, that Flavus
 6    II,     49|    suitable emissaries who shared his secret, it was rumoured
 7    VI,     43|   who urged him to die and shared his death. ~ ~
 8  XIII,      3|   found where authority is shared, and though their accomplishments
 9   XIV,     67|   itself. One of these men shared his wars; the other struggled
10    XV,     61|  the more dangers. Natalis shared with Piso all his secret
11    XV,     86|  himself, would never have shared such an attempt with unarmed
12    XV,     89|    of the conspirators had shared their counsels with him,
13   XVI,     18|    that the father and son shared between them a knowledge