Book,  Par.

 1    II,     50|    shame and terror. At last he entrusted the affair to Sallustius
 2    II,     56|       provinces beyond sea were entrusted to Germanicus, with greater
 3    II,     88|         who had previously been entrusted with the king's custody,
 4    IV,     59|   arbitration had been publicly entrusted, and, finally, of Atidius
 5    IV,     93|         the fugitives. Apronius entrusted the rest of the auxiliaries
 6  XIII,      5|       take charge, as specially entrusted to him." ~ ~
 7  XIII,     16| business with which he had been entrusted by Claudius, and in which
 8  XIII,     44|    these defensive positions he entrusted to Paccius Orfitus, who
 9   XIV,     24|         of parents. The emperor entrusted the trial of the case to
10    XV,      3|         to Moneses, a noble, he entrusted a highly efficient body