Book,  Par.

 1     I,     79|   against pregnant women, but openly against armed men do I wage
 2     I,     98|     himself too give his vote openly on oath, that the rest might
 3    II,     95|   than herself. This was said openly; other words were whispered,
 4    II,    117|       by secret treachery but openly and by arms that the people
 5   III,      5|      remained, too boldly and openly to let one think that they
 6   III,      9|       of no one. This he said openly, avoiding anything like
 7   III,     98|   trial, though Ateius Capito openly remonstrated, with a show
 8    IV,     40| contrary to his manner, spoke openly for the informers, complaining
 9    IV,     50|      Marius. This the emperor openly censured, and it caused
10    IV,     56|   consult you on all matters, openly give out that you have long
11    IV,     72|    did not dare to attempt it openly, and was seeking to veil
12    IV,     94|       gazing on this foul and openly displayed servility. At
13    VI,      9|   members of the Senate, some openly, some secretly employed
14    VI,     33|      and Didymus, a freedman, openly exhibited the names of slave
15    VI,     37|  Cneius Piso, and one who had openly exulted at the death of
16  XIII,      1|      poison at a banquet, too openly to escape discovery. ~ ~
17  XIII,      3|        Still every honour was openly heaped on Agrippina, and
18  XIII,     17|    his brother and not daring openly to order his murder, he
19   XIV,     60|      on the emperor, which he openly recited at a large gathering,
20   XIV,     65|       it had seized on Nero. "Openly inimical to the prince's
21    XV,     48|  flames, because again others openly hurled brands, and kept
22    XV,     65|                    So he said openly, with however a secret apprehension
23   XVI,      5| absent from the show, as many openly and many more secretly made
24   XVI,     32|    our ancestors, Thrasea has openly assumed the part of a traitor