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  1     I,      1|        The histories of Tiberius, Caius, Claudius, and Nero, while
  2     I,      3|          the children of Agrippa, Caius and Lucius, into the house
  3     I,      3|          our armies in Spain, and Caius while returning from Armenia,
  4     I,      8|         taken by Seius Strabo and Caius Turranius, respectively
  5     I,     13|      equalled Valerius Corvus and Caius Marius combined, the continuance
  6     I,     40|          named the upper army had Caius Silius for general; the
  7     I,     42|        posterity by the murder of Caius Caesar, being then a youth
  8     I,     57|      chief mutineers in chains to Caius Caetronius commander of
  9     I,     70|        the wife of Tiberius while Caius and Lucius Caesar were in
 10     I,     72|   consulship of Drusus Caesar and Caius Norbanus, Germanicus had
 11     I,     92|          or wounded. According to Caius Plinius, the historian of
 12     I,     95|         Caecina, Lucius Apronius, Caius Silius for their achievements
 13    II,      5|    without disaster to ourselves. Caius Caesar was then appointed
 14    II,      7|        sent Publius Vitellius and Caius Antius to collect the taxes
 15    II,     31|        hold them down. He ordered Caius Silius with thirty thousand
 16    II,     37|       Catus, Fonteius Agrippa and Caius Vibius were among his accusers,
 17    II,     52|              In the consulship of Caius Caecilius and Lucius Pomponius,
 18    II,     54|           Augustus, because, when Caius Caesar was in his prime
 19    II,     64|           the vegetable market by Caius Duilius, who was the first
 20   III,      3|         Rome. Marcus Valerius and Caius Aurelius, the consuls, who
 21   III,     43|           grandson of a sister of Caius Sallustius, that most admirable
 22   III,     52|          and gesture. Accordingly Caius Cestius, a senator, argued
 23   III,     67|         also appointed adviser to Caius Caesar in the government
 24   III,     67|          charged with encouraging Caius Caesar in his perverse and
 25   III,     68|         At the close of the year, Caius Lutorius Priscus, a Roman
 26   III,     71|                                   Caius Sulpicius and Didius Haterius
 27   III,     71|          In fact, when the aedile Caius Bibulus broached the topic,
 28   III,     92|           degrees to savage acts. Caius Silanus, pro-consul of Asia,
 29   III,    108|        the niece of Cato, wife of Caius Cassius and sister of Marcus
 30    IV,      1|                     The year when Caius Asinius and Caius Antistius
 31    IV,      1|       year when Caius Asinius and Caius Antistius were consuls was
 32    IV,      2|     himself in his early youth to Caius Caesar, grandson of the
 33    IV,     17|        was acquitted, as was also Caius Gracchus on the same charge.
 34    IV,     20|           in the previous year on Caius Silanus, voted a temple
 35    IV,     24|           Accordingly he attacked Caius Silius and Titius Sabinus.
 36    IV,     41|       long succession of horrors. Caius Cominius, a Roman knight,
 37    IV,     46|          Marcus Brutus and called Caius Cassius the last of the
 38    IV,     56|          who has been the wife of Caius Caesar and afterwards of
 39    IV,     56|         an alliance, he talked of Caius Proculeius and certain persons
 40    IV,     59|       restored by the decision of Caius Caesar and Marcus Antonius.
 41    IV,     64|           Lentulus Gaetulicus and Caius Calvisius, triumphal distinctions
 42    IV,     89|         deed perished, some after Caius became emperor, some even
 43     V,      1|     Rostra by her great-grandson, Caius Caesar, who afterwards succeeded
 44    VI,      4|       treacherous designs against Caius Caesar. When this fact was
 45    VI,      6|           spoken, it was said, of Caius Caesar, as if it were a
 46    VI,      9|       foremost in crime, and bade Caius Cestius, the elder, tell
 47    VI,     13|       either written an attack on Caius Caesar as a profligate,
 48    VI,     19|           of conspiracy. Of these Caius Geminius, by lavish expenditure
 49    VI,     26|                   About this time Caius Caesar, who became his grandfather'
 50    VI,     45|              In the consulship of Caius Cestius and Marcus Servilius,
 51    VI,     47|         and then, through fear of Caius Caesar and intimacy with
 52    VI,     56|         was accused of treason by Caius Gracchus, laid hands on
 53    VI,     60|                                   Caius Galba meanwhile and the
 54    VI,     70|    consuls, Cneius Acerronius and Caius Pontius, entered on office,
 55    VI,     70|           than ever the favour of Caius Caesar, which, indeed, he
 56    VI,     70|          related, been married to Caius, he had prompted his wife
 57    VI,     72|         rising sun. Once too when Caius Caesar in a casual conversation
 58    VI,     74|     wholly perverted and changed, Caius Caesar, who had hardly completed
 59    VI,     77|     believed to have expired, and Caius Caesar was going forth with
 60    VI,     77|      feigning grief or ignorance, Caius Caesar, in silent stupor,
 61    VI,     78|        Agrippa and, subsequently, Caius and Lucius Caesar were in
 62  Miss        |       years included the reign of Caius Caesar (Caligula), the son
 63  Miss        |         of the reign of Claudius. Caius Caesar's reign was three
 64  Miss        |          twice consul, once under Caius Caesar, a second time under
 65    XI,      3|           Tiberius or the fury of Caius Caesar than by the treachery
 66    XI,      7|    advocate. They should remember Caius Asinius and Messala, and,
 67    XI,      9|         which Publius Clodius and Caius Curio were wont to speak!
 68    XI,     10|       been imprisoned by order of Caius Caesar, made his way back
 69    XI,     15|          frantically enamoured of Caius Silius, the handsomest of
 70    XI,     16|       theatre, when they insulted Caius Pomponius, an ex-consul,
 71    XI,     38|         with the assassination of Caius Caesar, Narcissus, who had
 72   XII,      6|         year of the consulship of Caius Pompeius and Quintus Veranius,
 73   XII,     12|          enjoy repose." Upon this Caius Cassius, governor of Syria,
 74   XII,     25|            for of her marriage to Caius Caesar he purposely said
 75   XII,     29|              In the consulship of Caius Antistius and Marcus Suilius,
 76   XII,     64|           of the assassination of Caius, there was no hearty submission,
 77   XII,     70|        were binding on the State. Caius Oppius and Cornelius Balbus
 78  XIII,      1|           former despotisms, that Caius Caesar used to call him
 79  XIII,      4|       intentionally obscure. Even Caius Caesar's disordered intellect
 80  XIII,     21|          driven from her husband, Caius Silius, as I have already
 81  XIII,     26|          the province of Egypt to Caius Balbillus. Syria was to
 82  XIII,     52|        scale so extravagant, that Caius Cassius, after having assented
 83  XIII,     62|     bloodshed and armed fighting, Caius Cassius was appointed to
 84   XIV,      1|         year of the consulship of Caius Vipstanus and Caius Fonteius,
 85   XIV,      1| consulship of Caius Vipstanus and Caius Fonteius, Nero deferred
 86   XIV,     54|         any innovation. Of these, Caius Cassius, in giving his vote,
 87   XIV,     67|       calm repose of Mitylene, to Caius Maecenas what was nearly
 88   XIV,     86|      having been an accomplice of Caius Piso, but he was himself
 89    XV,     33|         of Syria was intrusted to Caius Itius, and the military
 90    XV,     42|         year of the consulship of Caius Laecanius and Marcus Licinius
 91    XV,     59|           as well as a liking for Caius Piso. A descendant of the
 92    XV,     65|         rank and the teachings of Caius Cassius, under whom he had
 93    XV,     66|   enthusiasm. So it is related by Caius Pliny. Handed down from
 94    XV,     95|           he was the offspring of Caius Caesar, for he happened
 95    XV,     95|          fierce look, or possibly Caius Caesar, who liked even harlots,
 96   XVI,      7|       greater odium by forbidding Caius Cassius to attend the funeral.
 97   XVI,      7|         specially revered that of Caius Cassius, which bore the
 98   XVI,     15|              In the consulship of Caius Suetonius and Lucius Telesinus,
 99   XVI,     18|          betrayed a conspiracy to Caius Caesar. ~ ~
100   XVI,     19|                    With regard to Caius Petronius, I ought to dwell
101   XVI,     24|     Thrasea, as it talked once of Caius Caesar and Marcus Cato.