Book,  Par.

 1     I,     17|          more than a citizen, and kept up the arrogant tone of
 2     I,     50|      demand the imperial standard kept in Germanicus's quarters,
 3     I,    101|         rebuked him. Why Tiberius kept away from the spectacle
 4     I,    106|        own speeches. Sometimes he kept back the names of the candidates,
 5    II,      5|         Silanus, sent for him and kept him under surveillance,
 6    II,     21|          a wound he had received, kept up the fight. He had thrown
 7    II,     63|        the emperor their heir, he kept at a distance. While, however,
 8    II,     67|           divided that Tacfarinas kept the picked men who were
 9    II,     76|         that Vonones might not be kept in Syria, where, by emissaries
10    II,     81|           was that Maroboduus was kept at Ravenna, where his possible
11    II,     87|           and was condemned to be kept a prisoner far away from
12    II,    105|       though Caesar's legate, was kept out of the province which
13   III,      4|         did not leave the palace, kept her within, that their sorrow
14   III,     48|         for the public, by having kept her in Italy, though he
15   III,     61|       residence nor his look, but kept up his usual demeanour during
16   III,     71|           serious, were generally kept secret by a concealment
17   III,     83|           war, forsooth, or he is kept from us in some remote part
18    IV,      6|         far as the Euphrates, was kept in restraint by four legions,
19    IV,      9|           often alarmed, he still kept up, until the death of Drusus
20    IV,     29|   conversation, and added that he kept poison in his house and
21    IV,     68|      their freedom. Tarsa however kept urging them to speedy death
22    IV,     92|        force of Romans and allies kept guard over the shores of
23    IV,     94|          in Germany, and Tiberius kept our losses a secret, not
24     V,      3|        forwarded and to have been kept back by Augusta, as it was
25     V,      4|          blessing on the emperor, kept shouting that the letter
26    VI,     25|          the man's ruin, Tiberius kept his gold-mines for himself,
27    VI,     38|           that Arruntius had been kept at home now for ten years,
28    VI,     48|         the Parthians were easily kept back, all other approaches
29    VI,     52|           to him who, having been kept in subjection by fear rather
30    VI,     56|     others, softened Tiberius, or kept him from punishing doubtful
31    XI,     15|       furious than ever, was only kept from planning an accusation
32    XI,     44|     wickedness!" Narcissus indeed kept pressing him to clear up
33   XII,      8| promiscuous throng assembled, and kept exclaiming that the same
34   XII,     13|       revived ancient discipline, kept exercising the legions,
35   XII,     52|        father's prolonged old age kept back from him the little
36  XIII,      5|           and the State should be kept entirely distinct. The Senate
37  XIII,     15|       these gifts, she was really kept out of the remainder, and
38  XIII,     20|         of the military guard now kept for the emperor's mother,
39  XIII,     43|     infantry. The entire army was kept under canvas, though the
40  XIII,     44|                 Meanwhile Corbulo kept his legions within the camp
41  XIII,     44|        the lines. There they were kept in disgrace, and were released
42  XIII,     66|           which had hitherto been kept secret, should be published;
43   XIV,      4|           and its work were to be kept secret, no one could suggest,
44   XIV,     21|     promotion. Day and night they kept up a thunder of applause,
45   XIV,     49|              At first, the legion kept its position, clinging to
46   XIV,     50|         then brought together and kept under canvas to finish the
47   XIV,     55|           its holder? Who will be kept safe by the number of his
48   XIV,     72|          his former greatness; he kept the crowds of his visitors
49    XV,     11|   dispersing the troops which, if kept together, could easily have
50    XV,     48|         openly hurled brands, and kept shouting that there was
51    XV,     61|         intimate with Nero, still kept up a show of friendship,
52    XV,     67|          and poor, everything was kept in secrecy till betrayal
53    XV,     69|       ancestors, that it had been kept in his chamber, and been
54    XV,     77|          have been better to have kept up their friendship by familiar
55   XVI,     11|          bleeding neck, and still kept by her the blood-stained
56   XVI,     21|         having, as was suspected, kept secret what she had seen