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 1     I,     77|     choose repentance rather than ruin, For the youth and error
 2     I,     97|           formidable, and brought ruin first on others, finally
 3     I,    104|        Arnus, as that would bring ruin on themselves. Similar arguments
 4    II,     29|        responsible for this awful ruin, and friends scarce restrained
 5    II,     62|         fires blazed out amid the ruin. The calamity fell most
 6    II,    101| undefended, you may be hurried to ruin by the wailings of Agrippina
 7   III,      9|    Germanicus's death need be the ruin of no one. This he said
 8   III,     27|  promotion, but warned him not to ruin his eloquence by rancour.
 9   III,     40|           many noble acts brought ruin. At last, in his sixth consulship,
10   III,     74|           is revolutionised, that ruin is plotted against all our
11   III,     76|     neglect of them will be utter ruin to the State. The cure for
12   III,     78|          families often sank into ruin from a passion for splendour.
13   III,     92|   hurrying on even at the cost of ruin to premature greatness. ~ ~
14    IV,     17|         would have dragged him to ruin. ~ ~
15    IV,     37|           peril was equivalent to ruin, hastened to destroy himself.
16    IV,     40|           brought to the verge of ruin. "Better," he said, "to
17    IV,     45|        faithless friendships, the ruin of innocence, the same causes
18    IV,     46|       Sejanus. This was enough to ruin the accused; and then too
19    IV,     60|         Eryx, which had fallen to ruin from its antiquity. They
20    IV,     76|           his return. This caused ruin for many who conjectured
21    IV,     78|           the seeds of his future ruin, well knowing how very impetuous
22     V,      4|         by the prince's will that ruin was being plotted against
23    VI,      3|        pretence of compliment, to ruin military discipline? This
24    VI,      5|        foremost in contriving the ruin of Titius Sabinus, and was
25    VI,      5|        the postponement of Trio's ruin. Haterius was hated all
26    VI,     10|        were dragged into the same ruin. Africanus was from the
27    VI,     25|       wealth had proved the man's ruin, Tiberius kept his gold-mines
28    VI,     33|       spirit bent on his family's ruin and hostile to the State.
29    VI,     37|             Meanwhile Agrippina's ruin, strange to say, dragged
30    VI,     44|         prince and be a source of ruin to others. His loyalty was
31  Miss        |  afterwards emperor, effected his ruin.]~ ~
32    XI,     30|                      What was the ruin of Sparta and Athens, but
33    XI,     37|           we were a long way from ruin. Now, a young noble of stately
34    XI,     38|         be themselves involved in ruin, they abandoned the idea,
35    XI,     48|   Narcissus hurried on her death, ruin would have recoiled on her
36   XII,     35|         intestine strife, was his ruin. Vibillius, king of the
37   XII,     49|    checked, it would issue in the ruin of the State. Claudius,
38  XIII,     31|          of a few ought to be the ruin of the men themselves, there
39  XIII,     58|     friendship of Sejanus was his ruin. This Poppaea had everything
40   XIV,     44|        cut off by the enemy. Like ruin fell on the town of Verulamium,
41   XIV,     60|       that it was not so much the ruin of Antistius which was aimed
42   XIV,     83|           only to insure a wife's ruin, and, to end all, an accusation
43    XV,     50|          in a yet more widespread ruin. And to this conflagration
44    XV,     71|        sought every means for his ruin. Then Scaevinus too, when
45   XVI,     37|         Soranus, and now hired to ruin his friend, he professed