Book,  Par.

 1     I,     51|    the soldiers and the whole affair were clearly recognised,
 2    II,     34|     progress, and end of this affair, since then first were originated
 3    II,     43| handed to him. This ended the affair, and Piso, in consequence,
 4    II,     50|      At last he entrusted the affair to Sallustius Crispus, who
 5   III,    103|  territory." He intrusted the affair to Blaesus, who was to hold
 6    IV,     25|       of extortion. The whole affair however was conducted as
 7    IV,     39|       soften the odium of the affair, interposed with his veto.
 8     V,     13| Poppaeus Sabinus heard of the affair. At the time he was chiefly
 9     V,     13|       origin and issue of the affair nothing more is known to
10    XI,     48|     to watch and complete the affair. Hurrying on before with
11   XII,     53|     that he must complete the affair by the sword. Meanwhile
12  XIII,     29|    scale and seemed a private affair, were to let it alone, but,
13  XIII,     62|     rigour, the charge of the affair was at his own request transferred