Book,  Par.

 1     I,     58|           nominally to defend the province against a threatened invasion
 2     I,     78|       home for himself in the old province. He then led back the army
 3     I,    105|          in his government of the province of Moesia with the addition
 4    II,     54|        kingdom was reduced into a province, and Caesar declared that,
 5    II,     69|          the remoter parts of the province of Asia, visited the Thracian
 6    II,     73|          reduced to the form of a province, received as its governor
 7    II,     77|    however was solicitude for the province. He reduced the price of
 8    II,     77|           that any one who held a province containing the key of the
 9    II,     81|      Danube where it flows by the province of Noricum, he wrote to
10    II,     90|           the sole control of the province and the legions. But Germanicus
11    II,     91|           ordered him to quit the province. Piso without further delay
12    II,     95|         the intense sorrow of the province and of the neighbouring
13    II,     98|    infamous for poisonings in the province and a special favourite
14    II,    100|         back," they said, "to the province which has not been rightfully
15    II,    100|       having been deprived of the province, your enemies have been
16    II,    104|       agents of corruption or the province by war. He gathered round
17    II,    105|       legate, was kept out of the province which Caesar had given him,
18    II,    108|         earth, of giving Piso the province; this was the drift of Augusta'
19   III,     15|          repossess himself of the province by arms, or whether these
20   III,     17|       with the soldiers, that his province had been at the mercy of
21   III,     17|    because war had been made on a province, the Senate because they
22   III,     47|       lose even his chance of the province of Asia. But the Senate
23   III,     48|     magistrate who had obtained a province should be accompanied by
24   III,     49|         for sending no one into a province. Husbands have often been
25   III,     95|          should be eligible for a province, and that of this the emperor
26   III,     96|       Many a man has behaved in a province quite otherwise than was
27   III,    105|        winter-quarters in the old province; but, forming a chain of
28    IV,     20|          who was impeached by his province, was tried by them, the
29    IV,     32|      rumour exaggerated. From the province itself every needy and restless
30    IV,     63|      attacking the praetor of the province, Lucius Piso, as he was
31    IV,     74|       Marcus Lepidus, to whom the province of Asia had been assigned,
32    IV,     93|           summoned from the Upper province the legionary veterans,
33    VI,     38|          age; and the fact of the province having been withheld gained
34    VI,     42|          maladministration in his province and other crimes, had screened
35    VI,     44|        which he should retain his province, and the emperor be master
36    VI,     60|     emperor forbade him to have a province allotted to him; while,
37    XI,     21|     Corbulo meanwhile entered the province with careful preparation
38    XI,     25|       will one day come into this province as proconsul." Raised high
39    XI,     25|   distinctions, and, at last, the province of Africa. There he died,
40   XII,     26|         Senators belonging to the province, without seeking the emperor'
41   XII,     26|      Agrippa, were annexed to the province of Syria. ~ ~
42   XII,     35|       picked auxiliaries from the province itself, encamped on the
43   XII,     47|     Didius in his place, that the province might not be left without
44   XII,     64|            who held a part of the province, which was so divided that
45   XII,     64|           have spread through the province, but it was saved by Quadratus,
46   XII,     64|  tranquillity was restored to the province. ~ ~
47  XIII,      9|     legions were to remain in the province of Syria under its governor,
48  XIII,     26|         Arruntius Stella, and the province of Egypt to Caius Balbillus.
49  XIII,     36|         his administration of the province of Sardinia. Cestius Proculus
50  XIII,     38| procurator in the government of a province to exhibit a show of gladiators,
51  XIII,     40|          Celer, prosecuted by the province of Asia, the emperor could
52  XIII,     40|          had the same rights in a province as he had claimed for it
53  XIII,     48|          strongest of all in that province named Volandum. The weaker
54  XIII,     54|         when Suilius governed the province of Asia, and that there
55  XIII,     60|         appointed governor of the province of Lusitania, that he might
56  XIII,     67| prosecution from Africa, in which province they had held proconsular
57  XIII,     69|        legions into another man's province, and so drawing to himself
58  XIII,     70|         succeeded Paulinus in the province, by threatening them with
59   XIV,     36|         retired into Syria, which province, as being vacant by the
60   XIV,     40|         should have conquered the province for him, had he lived for
61   XIV,     42|          the sudden revolt of the province. Prasutagus, king of the
62   XIV,     42|           into the condition of a province, they flew to arms and stirred
63   XIV,     43|   disaster and by the fury of the province which he had goaded into
64   XIV,     44|           he resolved to save the province at the cost of a single
65    XV,      6|          violence done to a Roman province, and the blockade of an
66    XV,     20|          stirred him to leave his province, and, as there was uncertainty
67    XV,     24|         receive the thanks of the province. Paetus Thrasea, turning
68   XVI,     26|         and intrigues to lure the province into thoughts of revolt.
69   XVI,     37|        not gone with him into the province; that, from her youth, she