Book,  Par.

 1     I,     14|        slain - whether they were destroyed by the enemy, or Pansa by
 2     I,     18|    Lepidus, were soon afterwards destroyed by various charges through
 3     I,     28|      only that when we have been destroyed for no crime, but only because
 4     I,     92|        over the Rhine from being destroyed, some in their cowardice
 5     I,    104|       Italy, they said, would be destroyed if the river Nar (for this
 6    II,      9|      advance. They had, however, destroyed the barrow lately raised
 7   III,     14|         at his death or wickedly destroyed him, is for you to determine
 8   III,     15|     among foreigners that he was destroyed by poison, if all this is
 9   III,     16|       Lastly, he had, they said, destroyed Germanicus himself by sorceries
10   III,    102|          theatre, which had been destroyed by an accidental fire, the
11   III,    103|       Even Spartacus when he had destroyed so many consular armies
12    IV,     12|         the government, and thus destroyed belief even in what was
13    IV,     43|       Libo into a snare and then destroyed him by an information. Tiberius
14    IV,     80|       not yet known who had been destroyed by the crash, suspense made
15    IV,     81|  thousand persons were maimed or destroyed in this disaster. For the
16    IV,     89|    instruments of his wickedness destroyed by others, he frequently,
17    VI,     24|      seeing their doom was near, destroyed themselves. It was imputed
18    XI,     28|       the head of hostile tribes destroyed our armies with fire and
19    XI,     45|        Senate had directed to be destroyed; next, how the heirlooms
20   XII,     45|     would then have been totally destroyed. Even as it was, the camp-prefect,
21   XII,     46|       Sugambri had been formerly destroyed or transplanted into Gaul,
22   XII,     74|        moment's delay. First she destroyed Lepida from motives of feminine
23   XIV,     16|         s good fortune which had destroyed her. For he actually told
24   XIV,     41|      inhuman superstitions, were destroyed. They deemed it indeed a
25   XIV,     43|           routed his troops, and destroyed all his infantry. Cerialis
26   XIV,     55|          possess ought not to be destroyed by incessant protests, wishing
27   XIV,     75|          innocent men were to be destroyed. Again Asia, it was said,
28   XIV,     86|        Nero was believed to have destroyed by poison two of his most
29    XV,     20|        beyond the Euphrates were destroyed, and the Armenians too left
30    XV,     21|     about two hundred ships were destroyed in the very harbour by a
31    XV,     31|        safety when he could have destroyed them. He had tried force
32    XV,     36|         first to revolt from us, destroyed their fortresses, and spread
33    XV,     55|    cruelty, that they were being destroyed.~ ~
34    XV,     63|        pay the penalty of having destroyed the State. Only let Proculus
35    XV,     96|           which said that he had destroyed men perfectly innocent out
36   XVI,     14| devastated by a hurricane, which destroyed everywhere countryhouses,
37   XVI,     18|         he was doomed to die had destroyed himself. Mela, son of the