Book,  Par.
1     I,     46|  pillage of Gaul. The alarm was heightened by the knowledge that the
2     I,     72|      feud, his resentment being heightened by personal motives, as
3    II,     52| admiration of the beholders was heightened by the striking comeliness
4    IV,     35|       the refusal of the honour heightened Dolabella's renown. He had,
5    IV,     69|      the courage of the foe was heightened by this last chance of deliverance
6   XIV,     19|    hated and that her death had heightened his popularity. "He might
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