Book,  Par.

1   III,     15|       As for them, I am justly angry with their intemperate zeal.
2   III,     93| refrain from pressing him with angry voice and look, himself
3    IV,     46|       emperor listened with an angry frown to his defence, which
4    IV,     58|       the whole story and amid angry clamour struggled on with
5    IV,     78|        Tiberius indeed wore an angry frown or a treacherous smile.
6    IV,     92|       up to bondage. Then came angry remonstrances, and when
7   XII,     80|   provoke a sense of wrong and angry feeling in the popular mind. ~ ~
8  XIII,     53|     condemned, but not without angry feelings towards Seneca.
9   XIV,     15|         seemed sad, and almost angry at his own deliverance,