Book,  Par.

 1     I,     22|          from receiving each the pay of a denarius, and from
 2     I,     32|  completed service, of the daily pay being a denarius, and of
 3     I,     32|        to increase the soldiers' pay, nor to alleviate their
 4     I,     35|    Percennius and Vibulenus give pay to the soldiers and land
 5     I,     40|          the young, more liberal pay, all, an end of their miseries,
 6     I,     45|      exemptions, of their scanty pay, of the severity of their
 7     I,     55|      satisfied with discharge or pay; that here only centurions
 8     I,     81|         with an eager longing to pay the last honour to those
 9     I,    102|          fix the amount of their pay and to check the disorderly
10    II,     11|        Flavus spoke of increased pay, of a neck chain, a crown,
11    II,     16|       wives and lands with daily pay of a hundred sesterces as
12   III,      3|     Apulia, and Campania were to pay the last honours to his
13   III,     22|        that the innocent may not pay the penalty of my wickedness.
14    IV,     93| Cruptorix, once a soldier in our pay, fearing betrayal, had perished
15    VI,      5|         and was now the first to pay the penalty. By way of episode,
16    VI,     33|      with bloodshed, so might he pay the full penalty due to
17    XI,     19|     Germans, and they crowded to pay him court, for he was untainted
18   XII,     21|       not be led in triumph, and pay the penalty of death. ~ ~
19  XIII,     38|        the seller was ordered to pay it, purchasers found that
20   XIV,     20|        in the amphitheatre; only pay from one who is able to
21   XIV,     44|           like men soon about to pay the penalty, and meanwhile
22    XV,     42|        in the emperor's train to pay him honour or for various
23    XV,     63|        provided whereby he might pay the penalty of having destroyed