Book,  Par.

 1     I,     94|        gold. Germanicus having praised their zeal, took only for
 2    II,     27|                Having publicly praised his victorious troops, Caesar
 3    IV,     46|        history in which he had praised Marcus Brutus and called
 4    IV,     47|     treason. I am said to have praised Brutus and Cassius, whose
 5    IV,     57| streaming multitudes, while he praised repose and solitude, with
 6    IV,     72|      test her more closely, he praised some fruit as it was set
 7   XII,     25|        because the emperor had praised her beauty in a casual remark,
 8  XIII,     12|        for which he was warmly praised by the senators, in the
 9  XIII,     65|     who, having first heartily praised the grandeur of his conception,
10   XIV,      4|        Tusculum and Antium, he praised her for courting repose.
11   XIV,     13|     mother after her death and praised her beauty, some have related,
12   XIV,     71|      if your self-control were praised to the utmost, still it