Book,  Par.

 1     I,      2| continually deranged by violence, intrigue, and finally by corruption. ~ ~
 2     I,     70|       this was not the end of the intrigue. When she had been handed
 3   III,     15|      spirit; whether he sought by intrigue popularity with the soldiers;
 4    IV,     16|         her purpose, as he had an intrigue with Mutilia Prisca, and
 5    IV,     94|        was consequently sought by intrigue and by complicity in his
 6  XIII,      5|    nothing venal, nothing open to intrigue; his private establishment
 7  XIII,     14|         veiled the young prince's intrigue in its beginning by pretending
 8  XIII,     57|           costly presents into an intrigue and then into abandoning
 9  XIII,     58| friendship. Without any delay the intrigue was followed by marriage. ~ ~
10   XIV,     79|         servants to accuse her an intrigue with a slave. The man fixed
11   XIV,     82|        only let him confess to an intrigue with Octavia." Nero then