Book,  Par.

 1    II,    104|       Pacuvius. Of this Sentius informed Piso in a letter, and warned
 2   III,     47|        Soon afterwards Tiberius informed the Senate by letter that
 3   III,     65|           Then at last Tiberius informed the Senate by letter of
 4    IV,     87|     letter to the emperor, they informed him of the order of the
 5    VI,     54|        the river-god, they were informed by the neighbouring inhabitants
 6   XII,     57| summoned a council, and, having informed them of what had occurred,
 7    XV,     62|      certain Epicharis (how she informed herself is uncertain, as
 8    XV,     68|         by him to Nero, whom he informed of the urgent danger, of
 9   XVI,     12|         He was at the same time informed that judicial proceedings
10   XVI,     27|       clear himself, if he were informed of the crimes alleged and