Book,  Par.

 1     I,      5|       chosen friends, and with one companion, Fabius Maximus; that many
 2    II,     16|          to the sentries, with one companion, his shoulders covered with
 3    II,     34| extravagance and debt, himself the companion of his profligacy and desperate
 4   III,     19|         the worst event, to be his companion in death. But as soon as
 5    IV,     17|        island of Cercina to be his companion in exile. There he grew
 6    IV,     20|           senator who had been the companion of his retirement in Rhodes.
 7    IV,     86|       their visitor at home, their companion in public, the solitary
 8    VI,      9|            and had formerly been a companion of Germanicus; Minucius
 9    VI,     26|           became his grandfather's companion on his retirement to Capreae,
10    VI,     41|       dynasty, with a multitude of companion birds marvelling at the
11    VI,     78|       Himself an exile, he was the companion of a proscribed father,