Book,  Par.

1     I,     18|   given him, sure to make the venture. About the two first there
2     I,     71|       treated, he did not yet venture to put under harsher control. ~ ~
3     I,    106|                  I can hardly venture on any positive statement
4    II,     15| sacred to Hercules, and would venture on a night attack on his
5    II,     49|      vessel thwarted his bold venture. Meanwhile the murder of
6    II,     50| accomplices. Tiberius did not venture on a public execution, but
7  XIII,     30|       But the consuls did not venture to put the motion without
8    XV,     42|       As, however, he did not venture to make a beginning at Rome,