Book,  Par.

 1   III,     69|          His productions are as empty and ephemeral as they are
 2    IV,     57| increased by the removal of its empty show. So he began to declaim
 3    VI,     49|    returned subsequently to the empty palace of Aeetes, and the
 4    VI,     66|        Arsacid, but that a mere empty name was enjoyed by a feeble
 5   XII,     15|     length return at night with empty quivers, panting violently.
 6  XIII,     71|        they wished to behold an empty soil; rather let them submerge
 7   XIV,     47|        disdain the clamours and empty threats of the barbarians. "
 8    XV,      7|  administration, instead of the empty shadow of a king. ~ ~
 9    XV,     40|        empire and disregard its empty show. ~ ~
10    XV,     43|    quitted the theatre, and the empty building then fell in without