Book,  Par.

1     I,     55|   mutiny with a single word by calling those who were renouncing
2     I,     87|       to hear him, as it were, calling to him, but he did not,
3    II,    107|        smiting his breast, now calling on individual soldiers by
4   III,     35| paramours with death or exile. Calling, as he did, a vice so habitual
5    VI,     77|       his voice and sight, and calling for persons to bring him
6   XII,     56| embraces, feigning respect and calling him father-in-law and parent.
7  XIII,     23|   menace. Instantly Agrippina, calling up all her high spirit,
8    XV,     50|        founding a new city and calling it by his name. Rome, indeed,