Book,  Par.

 1     I,     43|        the secret hatred of his uncle and grandmother, the motives
 2     I,     80|     their side Inguiomerus, the uncle of Arminius, who had long
 3    II,      6| soldiers' attachment and to his uncle's dislike, was eager to
 4    II,     17|        do to my father's and my uncle's footsteps, to stand a
 5    II,     52|    favour of the crowd; how his uncle Marcellus, regarded by the
 6    II,     57|          As for Germanicus, his uncle's estrangement had increased
 7    II,     59|        the reason that the aged uncle scorned to obey a brother'
 8   III,      4|        that the grandmother and uncle might be thought to follow
 9   III,      6|        journey to meet him; his uncle, not even to the city gates.
10   III,     23|       exemplary grandmother and uncle with the blood of a most
11   III,     44|       not been agreeable to the uncle, nor had it the link of
12   III,     45|       Mamercus, who was Sulla's uncle and stepfather, and the
13   III,     51|       the fact that Blaesus was uncle of Sejanus and so had very
14   III,    102|    compliment to Sejanus, whose uncle Blaesus was. ~ ~
15    IV,     11|         committed them to their uncle, and begged him, though
16    IV,     35|     Sejanus, the glory of whose uncle Blaesus he did not wish
17    XI,     19|    showed himself worthy of his uncle Arminius and his grandfather
18    XI,     47|   distinguished services of his uncle; the former by his very
19   XII,      4|     paid frequent visits to her uncle, and so won his heart, that
20   XII,      6| introduction of a niece into an uncle's house. It was positively
21   XII,     52|        for him, and went to his uncle. While he was treated by
22   XII,     56|   poison against his sister and uncle, but had them thrown on
23   XIV,      3|        by her marriage with her uncle. ~ ~
24   XVI,      8|        same terms as he had his uncle Torquatus, implying that
25   XVI,      8|  frightened into caution by his uncle's destruction. Nero then