Book,  Par.

 1     I,     85|      barbarians attempted to break through the outposts and
 2    II,     14|  fury, cheered on his men to break by a dense formation the
 3    II,     47|     myself, and, as it were, break open the exchequer, which,
 4    IV,     56|      is, feminine jealousies break out, and my grandsons are
 5    IV,     78|     occasionally there would break from him wilful and thoughtless
 6    IV,     78| conversation would instantly break it off, while Sejanus's
 7    VI,     22|     for persons when sued to break faith. So, at first, there
 8   XII,     37|    the legions, attempted to break, and having assigned their
 9   XIV,     16|     one man with a weapon to break through an emperor's guards
10   XIV,     45|     men, when he prepared to break off delay and fight a battle.
11    XV,     57|  Praeneste, who attempted to break loose, were put down by
12    XV,     81|    that his sufferings might break his wife's spirit, and that,