Book,  Par.

 1    II,     34|         schemes. I will explain, somewhat minutely, the beginning,
 2    II,     46|      surprising that he listened somewhat disdainfully to the request
 3    II,     83|          he was resisted, though somewhat timidly under Augustus,
 4   III,     21|        judicious, though in part somewhat incautious, he read out
 5   III,     64| resistance. The men in mail were somewhat of an obstacle, as the iron
 6    IV,      4|        not brook a rival and was somewhat irascible, had, in a casual
 7    VI,     58|  Poppaeus Sabinus died, a man of somewhat humble extraction, who had
 8   XII,      5|     infamous construction on the somewhat incautious though not criminal
 9  XIII,     18|          of their own, furnished somewhat frugally. There Britannicus
10   XVI,     13|  intimate with Faenius Rufus and somewhat acquainted with Vetus. To