Book,  Par.

 1     I,     21|          them in conversations at night or at nightfall, and when
 2     I,     28|         common cause, he was last night butchered by the gladiators
 3     I,     34|                     That terrible night which threatened an explosion
 4     I,     64|       them at their common meals, night resting from labour, that
 5     I,     66|        among the Germans it was a night of festivity, with games,
 6     I,     66|   interval. They were helped by a night of bright starlight, reached
 7     I,     77|         and his accomplices. That night is my witness; would that
 8     I,     85|        wounds even at a distance. Night at last released the legions,
 9     I,     87|                 It was a restless night for different reasons, the
10     I,     91|           lasted. It was not till night that the legions returned,
11     I,     93|         it. There they passed the night, without necessary food,
12    II,     15|            and would venture on a night attack on his camp. He put
13    II,     17|                          The same night brought with it a cheering
14    II,     29|    country of the Chauci. Day and night, on those rocks and promontories
15    II,     50|          for an unguarded hour of night, they took with them a sufficient
16    II,     62|           by an earthquake in the night, so that the destruction
17    II,     84|       been prolonged far into the night, and Cotys amid the feasting
18    II,    110|         the doors of the temples. Night assisted their credulity,
19   III,     19|            after a while, late at night, his wife having left his
20   III,     21|        had spent his last day and night. Receiving answers which
21   III,     62|       rest or during the hours of night. "Only," they said, "let
22    IV,     66|          daylight, and passed the night securely and vigilantly
23    IV,     66|        intent on their own peril. Night too was chosen for the movement
24    IV,     67|           being encouraged by the night's success to risk an engagement.
25    IV,     68|           and his band waited for night, not without the knowledge
26    IV,     68|          denser masses of troops. Night was coming on with a fierce
27    IV,     78|        were alike criminal. Every night had its anxieties, for his
28    IV,     80|         day and by hearing in the night their screams and groans.
29    IV,     94|          they had to bear day and night alike the patronising smiles
30    VI,     57|          the interval of a single night, he could reply to the despatches
31    XI,      4|        But it was a vision of the night that was the actual charge
32    XI,     21|          the duties of day and of night, they were always to be
33    XI,     36|          caresses, and passed the night in the freedom which marriage
34    XI,     47|           within the space of one night by Messalina, who was equally
35    XI,     48|         the effect of approaching night and conjugal recollections,
36   XII,     15|           and at length return at night with empty quivers, panting
37   XII,     15|        the god in a vision of the night reveals to them the track
38   XII,     18|         brands and darts. Had not night stopped the conflict, the
39  XIII,     17|          the more conspicuous, as night with its merriment had stript
40  XIII,     19|           mirth. One and the same night witnessed Britannicus's
41  XIII,     22|                                   Night was far advanced and Nero
42  XIII,     22|       enemy's house, and this the night with its darkness and prolonged
43  XIII,     29|          gangs of their own, till night presented the scenes of
44  XIII,     43|         been on piquet duty or on night guard, to whom the rampart
45  XIII,     47|          third, brought up in the night from another camp, with
46  XIII,     57|           asked the solace of one night, with which to soothe his
47  XIII,     57|           to it for the future. A night was fixed, and Pontia intrusted
48   XIV,      6|        invited to a banquet, that night might serve to conceal the
49   XIV,      7|                                 A night of brilliant starlight with
50   XIV,     13|          body was burnt that same night on a dining couch, with
51   XIV,     15| portentous guilt. The rest of the night, now silent and stupified,
52   XIV,     21|        hope of promotion. Day and night they kept up a thunder of
53   XIV,     27|           music and sweet voices? Night too was given up to infamy,
54    XV,     14|        they hurried on by day and night their uninterrupted march. ~ ~
55    XV,     90|        only at a late hour of the night that they were dismissed,
56   XVI,      1|     vision seen in the slumber of night into a confident expectation.
57   XVI,      5|       keeping their seats day and night were seized with some fatal