Book,  Par.

 1     I,     23|           upbraided them and held back man after man with the exclamation, "
 2     I,     29|         one vine-stick on a man's back, he would call in a loud
 3     I,     31|         as they turned their eyes back on the throng, they broke
 4     I,     39|       present all was quiet, went back to Rome. ~ ~
 5     I,     45|     repeatedly if he would not go back. But Germanicus protesting
 6     I,     48|        twentieth legions were led back by their officer Caecina
 7     I,     49|           a deserter, he led them back into their winter-quarters,
 8     I,     54|           while most of them went back to Germanicus. He, with
 9     I,     68|          the enemy, and drove him back with great slaughter into
10     I,     73|           and were trying to keep back the Romans as they were
11     I,     73|     Subsequently they were driven back by missiles and arrows,
12     I,     74|       country, Germanicus marched back towards the Rhine, the enemy
13     I,     74|         practice whenever he fell back by way of stratagem rather
14     I,     75|    Segimundus, but the youth hung back from a consciousness of
15     I,     76|           for Germanicus to march back his army. A battle was fought
16     I,     78|         old province. He then led back the army and received on
17     I,     83|       pursued Arminius as he fell back into trackless wilds, and
18     I,     84|         afterwards Germanicus led back his army to the Amisia,
19     I,     84|         and at the same time hold back the enemy, he resolved to
20     I,    106|       speeches. Sometimes he kept back the names of the candidates,
21    II,     28|          of the legions were sent back overland into winter-quarters,
22    II,     30|          to Britain and were sent back by the petty chiefs. Every
23    II,     32|        The soldiers were then led back into winter-quarters, rejoicing
24    II,     38|         confusion, as they shrank back, they overturned the lamp
25    II,     69|         of our people, he coasted back along Asia, and touched
26    II,    100|       legions at his command. "Go back," they said, "to the province
27    II,    107|          a distance; he then went back, and as he stood before
28   III,      8|         then ceased, and men went back to their occupations. Drusus
29   III,     19|          emotion. He was conveyed back to his house, where, seemingly
30   III,     29|      shock, the cohort was driven back, upon which he threw himself
31   III,     88|                Hierocaesarea went back to a higher antiquity, and
32   III,     89|         any abuse, and then refer back the entire matter to the
33   III,     96|   increases; nor ought we to fall back on imperial authority, when
34   III,    103|   Tacfarinas, though often driven back, had recruited his resources
35    IV,     12|       admiration. But he now fell back on those idle and often
36    IV,     35|           a smaller army, brought back with him illustrious prisoners
37    IV,     38|         from Rome. He was dragged back from Ravenna, and forced
38    IV,     39|           so Serenus was conveyed back to Amorgus. ~ ~
39    IV,     63|          day, when he was dragged back to torture, he broke loose
40    IV,     65|           the rout, and they fell back on the support of a Sugambrian
41    IV,     69|         the other side drove them back with missiles, repelled
42    IV,     69|       bravest men had been beaten back or wounded, were towards
43    IV,     69|           towards daybreak pushed back to the upper part of the
44    IV,     74|    tracing their city's antiquity back to such founders as either
45    IV,     75|          taunt her son, and claim back what she had given. ~ ~
46    IV,     93|          array, they were beating back our auxiliary horse as well
47    IV,     93|       fifth sprang forward, drove back the enemy in a fierce encounter,
48     V,      3|   forwarded and to have been kept back by Augusta, as it was publicly
49    VI,      1|    gardens by the Tiber, but went back again to the cliffs and
50    VI,      3|         of Lesbos, he was dragged back to Rome, and confined in
51    VI,      5|        the senators must not keep back what they have heard." Regulus
52    VI,     19|         Sicily, and, when dragged back by a centurion, he assigned
53    VI,     48|        Parthians were easily kept back, all other approaches having
54    VI,     48|        south wind in winter rolls back the waves, and when the
55    VI,     48|        and when the sea is driven back upon itself, the shallows
56    XI,     10|        Caius Caesar, made his way back to his kingdom at the suggestion
57    XI,     39|   adultery, and seem to be asking back the palace, the slaves,
58    XI,     39|         enjoy; only, he must give back the wife and annul the act
59   XII,      2|         that were she to be taken back, she would be supercilious
60   XII,     11|          home rule, it might fall back on the emperor and the Senate,
61   XII,     19|     vessels, as they were sailing back, were driven on the shores
62   XII,     24|          been sent, but have come back to you; if you do not believe
63   XII,     40|        forefathers who had driven back the dictator Caesar, by
64   XII,     48|       officers and merely holding back the enemy. These transactions,
65   XII,     52|          s prolonged old age kept back from him the little kingdom
66   XII,     55|        and he had nothing to fall back on but a fortress without
67  XIII,      7|        peril, how they could fall back on one who was ruled by
68  XIII,     30|       they deserved to be dragged back into slavery, that fear
69  XIII,     51|    supposed, Tiridates had fallen back. When his scouts reported
70  XIII,     61|         the emperor, should he go back by the Flaminian road, and
71   XIV,      9|          more prompt as to glance back on Burrus, as if to ask
72   XIV,     11|         have come to see me, take back word that I have recovered,
73   XIV,     18|      Lollia Paulina to be brought back and a tomb to be built over
74   XIV,     24|         the matter being referred back to the Senators, the inhabitants
75   XIV,     35|        the walls, but were driven back within their fortifications
76   XIV,     43|          prostrate and turned its back to the enemy, as though
77   XIV,     49| resistance. The rest turned their back in flight, and flight proved
78   XIV,     71|           respect astray, call me back and guide yet more zealously
79   XIV,     76|        tidings were being carried back to Nero, while another force
80    XV,      5|       engines, were easily driven back, and then cut down by a
81    XV,      9|           was now at hand, he led back his army and wrote a letter
82    XV,     11|          of others, he would fall back on some quite different
83    XV,     15|     defend their lives, some held back by the general's order,
84    XV,     33|           So the envoys were sent back without an answer, but with
85    XV,     35|         did not repulse, but sent back with them some centurions
86    XV,     61|       enterprises, which held him back. ~ ~
87    XV,     72|          as she was being dragged back on a chair to the same torments (
88    XV,     72|       sort of noose to the arched back of the chair, put her neck
89    XV,     78|         accordingly ordered to go back and to announce sentence
90    XV,     79|          same time he called them back from their tears to manly
91   XVI,     19|         to business. Then falling back into vice or affecting vice,