Book,  Par.

 1     I,     72|     unanimous voice of the nation, continued to be at feud, his resentment
 2     I,    105|               Poppaeus Sabinus was continued in his government of the
 3    II,     38|            Yet the prosecution was continued in the Senate with the same
 4   III,     31|          rear. While the barbarian continued these tactics, he could
 5    IV,      9|         While he lived, the system continued, because Sejanus, as yet
 6     V,     14|        likely to end fatally, they continued their enmity and their mutual
 7    VI,     52|           and were now after their continued disasters more eager to
 8   XII,     50|         promotion. Agrippina, too, continued to exalt her own dignity;
 9  XIII,     70|                 Meantime, from the continued inaction of our armies,
10   XIV,     25| proprietors, who trusted to a long continued licence in wrong, as if
11   XIV,     51|         ordered, as though the war continued, to hand over his army to
12   XIV,     65|      charges, representing that he continued to increase a wealth which