Book,  Par.

 1     I,     36|       gates and restored to their places the standards which at the
 2     I,     39|       keep the standards in their places, from which they were perpetually
 3     I,     86|        legions had their assigned places, the fifth on the right
 4    II,     41|   superiority of the one class in places in the theatre, in rank
 5    II,     49|      there hid himself in obscure places till his hair and beard
 6    II,     49|        remaining long in the same places, but, as he knew that truth
 7    II,     70|      tribunes and assigning their places to creatures of his own
 8    II,    111|          were to be set up in the places assigned to the priesthood
 9    II,    111|         of his statues, or of the places in which they were honoured,
10    IV,     88|            the streets and public places were forsaken. A few retraced
11    XI,     49|        should be removed from all places, public or private. To Narcissus
12  XIII,     43|            sought to supply their places, and levies were held in
13   XIV,     15|      death. But as the aspects of places change not, as do the looks
14   XIV,     21|         fight, there were erected places for meeting and refreshment,
15   XIV,     37|          for those thinly peopled places; for most scattered themselves
16   XIV,     44|          it appeared, fell in the places which I have mentioned.
17   XIV,     69|        have raised to the highest places men who could also bear
18    XV,     41|         Roman knights he assigned places in the circus in front of
19    XV,     47|   prepared banquets in the public places, and used the whole city,
20    XV,     48|       fire, they found that, even places, which they had imagined
21    XV,     53|      greater abundance in several places for the public use, officers
22    XV,     73|         flying through the public places, through private houses,
23   XVI,     32| prosperity, who treats our public places, theatres and temples as