Book,  Par.

 1     I,      5|            self-inflicted, there were heard at his funeral wailings
 2     I,     12|       themselves witnessed or who had heard from their parents of the
 3     I,     26|             other purposes, when they heard of the tumult in the camp,
 4     I,     44|          turbulence or strife. He was heard in silence or with but a
 5     I,     60|            not yet known, and men had heard of the commotion among the
 6     I,     79|             when generally known, was heard with hope or grief according
 7    II,     15|                reported that they had heard the neighing of horses and
 8    II,     38|       entrance, so that they could be heard and seen; when Libo, whose
 9    II,     43|               to ancient custom, were heard in the courts, before judges,
10    II,     75|               opposition. He was even heard to say at a banquet given
11    II,     83|          arrangement. When however he heard of the change of emperor,
12    II,     88|               natives as soon as they heard of the king's escape. Nor
13    II,     89|               Germanicus, but when he heard of his recovery, while people
14    II,     90|                            Germanicus heard of all this with anger,
15   III,     18|             the same time shouts were heard from the people in front
16   III,     20|                    I remember to have heard old men say that a document
17   III,     41|       favourable comments, but it was heard with disgust that Sejanus
18   III,     49|                                 A few heard this speech with approval,
19   III,     57|              soldiers, since they had heard of the murder of Germanicus. "
20   III,     63|              His words were brief and heard without exultation. For
21   III,     68|              alone swore that she had heard not a word. But those who
22   III,     69|             or severity. Often have I heard our emperor complain when
23   III,     77|                         When they had heard the emperor's letter, the
24    IV,     20|         provincials." So the case was heard and the accused condemned.
25    IV,     20|              they saw, his voice they heard. The youth too had a modesty
26    IV,     46|                now for the first time heard. He had published a history
27    IV,     55|               his ambition. As he had heard that Augustus, in marrying
28    IV,     58|              loud assertion, Tiberius heard the reproaches by which
29    IV,     66|               other battle from being heard by our soldiers, who, with
30    IV,     87|           fear of their being seen or heard, or of suspicion casually
31     V,      5|            new resolutions were being heard and read. What remained
32     V,     13|         future, when Poppaeus Sabinus heard of the affair. At the time
33    VI,      2|          among illustrious names, was heard with ridicule. He begged
34    VI,      5|              keep back what they have heard." Regulus replied that he
35    VI,     33|            his grandfather could have heard read, and published all,
36    VI,     35|               died away when news was heard of Agrippina. She had lived
37    VI,     51|             voice was not alone to be heard. They encouraged one another
38    XI,      2|             of Messalina, that he was heard. There Suilius accused him
39    XI,     25|               than human stature, and heard a voice, "Thou, Rufus, art
40    XI,     36|             do but relate what I have heard and what our fathers have
41   XII,      7|             own lawful wives. We have heard from our fathers, we have
42   XII,     64|           outbreak, and when they had heard of the assassination of
43   XII,     70|            year the emperor was often heard to say that the legal decisions
44  XIII,      4|              from the foreigner, were heard with favour. When the speaker
45  XIII,     16|           where on one side should be heard the daughter of Germanicus;
46  XIII,     39|       Following ancient precedent, he heard his wife's cause in the
47  XIII,     44|       respective encampments. Corbulo heard of this with displeasure;
48  XIII,     47|             could be seen rather than heard. And so the Roman general,
49  XIII,     59|               emperor's table, was he heard repeatedly to say that he
50  XIII,     73|              nowhere more attentively heard by the gods. It is, they
51   XIV,      6|         betray it, that Agrippina had heard of the plot, and in doubt
52   XIV,     10|               He himself, when he had heard of the arrival of Agrippina'
53   XIV,     11|              everybody, the moment he heard of it, hurried down to the
54   XIV,     15|               a funereal trumpet were heard from the surrounding heights,
55   XIV,     43|             tongue, it was said, were heard in their Senate-house; their
56   XIV,     60|       Ostorius had stated that he had heard nothing as evidence, the
57   XIV,     74|     dinner-table, before he feared or heard of his danger. The head
58    XV,      1|              king, Vologeses, when he heard of Corbulo's achievements
59    XV,      4|                      When Corbulo had heard all this from messengers
60    XV,      7|        defence of Armenia, and it was heard that Caesennius Paetus was
61    XV,     11| indiscriminate furloughs, till it was heard that Vologeses was approaching
62    XV,     12|              meanwhile, though he had heard that the roads were blocked
63    XV,     45|      countenances of the citizens, he heard their secret complainings
64    XV,     63|               he reported what he had heard to Nero. For Epicharis being
65    XV,     68|              of all else which he had heard or inferred. He showed him
66    XV,     74|             Milichus' story was being heard, and Scaevinus was hesitating,
67   XVI,     15|               satires on Nero, having heard that there was such honour
68   XVI,     39|     expression of face and from words heard when they raised their voices,
69   XVI,     41|                               When he heard the Senate's decision, he