Book,  Par.

 1    II,     17| suggested as suitable for the impending battle. "It is not," he
 2    IV,     25|        and Silius forestalled impending doom by a self-inflicted
 3    IV,     84|  means of escaping for a time impending horrors. ~ ~
 4    IV,     87|    talked much about past and impending troubles, a copious topic
 5     V,      4|       future, while he forgot impending perils, attached himself
 6     V,     12| prison, the boy, aware of his impending doom, and the little girl,
 7    VI,     74|    from the past and from the impending future." ~ ~
 8   XII,      5|       new despotisms, already impending, associated himself in Agrippina'
 9   XIV,     43|  excited to frenzy prophesied impending destruction; ravings in
10    XV,     11|       Paetus, ignorant of the impending danger, was keeping the
11    XV,     58|    about prodigies, presaging impending evils. Never were lightning
12    XV,     97|     as an omen and presage of impending vengeance. I find in the
13   XVI,      8|   emperor these men eluded an impending doom and subsequently, as