Book,  Par.

 1     I,      8|       the consuls, as though the ancient constitution remained, and
 2     I,     24|      ever ask so novel a boon of ancient commanders, nor have you
 3     I,     45|       obedience, of the glory of ancient discipline, whither they
 4     I,     79| fatherland, your ancestors, your ancient life to tyrants and to new
 5     I,     82|        the augurate and its very ancient ceremonies ought not to
 6     I,     95|        which indeed was known in ancient times, though other matters
 7    II,     37|       examined by torture. As an ancient statute of the Senate forbade
 8    II,     40|       was executed, according to ancient custom, by the consuls outside
 9    II,     43|     Vestal virgins, according to ancient custom, were heard in the
10    II,     61|     Langobardi were fighting for ancient renown or newly-won freedom;
11    II,     68|        treaty with an allied and ancient city, he was attended only
12    II,     69|     become acquainted with those ancient and celebrated localities.
13    II,     78|        visited the vast ruins of ancient Thebes. There yet remained
14    II,    111|          him to be classed among ancient writers. The knights called
15   III,     41| beginning of their grandeur, and ancient usage was more constantly
16   III,     62|   charger, reminding them of the ancient glories of the Gauls, of
17   III,    106|    Imperator" by the legions, an ancient honour conferred on generals
18    IV,      6|        in Etruria and Umbria, or ancient Latium and the old Roman
19    IV,     18|          the confirmation of the ancient right of sanctuary for the
20    IV,     25|      devices in wickedness under ancient names. And so, with a solemn
21    IV,     36|      quaestor, who, according to ancient precedent, had had the charge
22    IV,     39|         be punished according to ancient precedent, when the emperor,
23    IV,     45|          matter. Then, again, an ancient historian has but few disparagers,
24    IV,     59|        the contrary, alleged the ancient division of the Peloponnesus
25    IV,     59|   existed, engraven on stone and ancient bronze. But if they were
26    IV,     79|          illustrious rather than ancient ancestry, which his career
27    IV,     95|        he looked not only to his ancient lineage, but also to his
28     V,      1|         home life she was of the ancient type, but was more gracious
29    VI,     17|          tribune, as ignorant of ancient usage because of his youth.
30    VI,     20|     eloquence. Cassius was of an ancient and honourable, though plebeian
31    VI,     41|      none of the instincts which ancient tradition has attributed
32    VI,     45|      Then too he insisted on the ancient boundaries of Persia and
33    VI,     47|         acted with the virtue of ancient times. He returned, and
34    XI,     17|          These records, the most ancient of all human history, are
35    XI,     19|          was being robbed of her ancient freedom, and that the might
36    XI,     29|           My ancestors, the most ancient of whom was made at once
37    XI,     31|     compliment was paid to their ancient alliance, and to the fact
38   XII,     11|       and ourselves there was an ancient friendship, founded on a
39   XII,     13|    possible without war, revived ancient discipline, kept exercising
40   XII,     15|          city of Ninos, the most ancient capital of Assyria, and
41   XII,     27|           in conformity with the ancient usage, according to which,
42   XII,     44|          novelty, quite alien to ancient manners, for a woman to
43   XII,     63|         for thinking less of his ancient nobility as a descendant
44  XIII,      5|         Senate should retain its ancient powers; Italy and the State-provinces
45  XIII,     39|     judicial decision. Following ancient precedent, he heard his
46  XIII,     45|         driven from Armenia, his ancient possession. ~ ~
47   XIV,     20|         had been the practice of ancient chiefs; it was celebrated
48   XIV,     27|        days in idleness. Let the ancient character of these shows
49   XIV,     54|      brook his master's rivalry. Ancient custom required that the
50   XIV,     55|         excessive partiality for ancient precedent. At the same time
51   XIV,     57|   forbade, as he did not wish an ancient custom, which mercy had
52   XIV,     60|       and be put to death in the ancient manner. The rest assented,
53    XV,     39|       him with admiration of our ancient system. Next day Tiridates
54    XV,     51|        Greek art, then again the ancient and genuine historical monuments
55    XV,     97|   honours to the Sun, who has an ancient temple in the circus where
56   XVI,      1|          and ponderous masses of ancient days. In fact, he said,
57   XVI,      3|        of a chimerical hope, and ancient wealth was wasted, as apparently
58   XVI,     12|       they should be punished in ancient fashion." Nero interposed