Book,  Par.

 1     I,     40|           in suspense, watched the issue of mutiny elsewhere; but
 2    II,     23|          the Romans, as though the issue were certain. The soldiers
 3    II,     61|      battle more tremendous or the issue more doubtful, as the right
 4   III,     49|          fit censor on so grave an issue. Presently Valerius Messalinus,
 5     V,      1| confinement. She had no subsequent issue, but allied as she was through
 6     V,     13|    Tiberius, and of the origin and issue of the affair nothing more
 7    VI,     11|       Still, whatever is to be the issue of the matter, I shall admit
 8   XII,      6|           it would, people feared, issue in calamity to the State.
 9   XII,     16|        risk everything and try the issue of a battle. Nor did Gotarzes,
10   XII,     49|         were not checked, it would issue in the ruin of the State.
11  XIII,     10|          differences, directed the issue of a proclamation that for
12    XV,     37|            that a widely different issue should enhance his renown.