Book,  Par.

 1     I,     15|     worshipped with temples and statues, like those of the deities,
 2    II,     51|       to the Julian family, and statues at Bovillae to the Divine
 3    II,     83|       of Mars the Avenger, with statues of the two Caesars. Tiberius
 4    II,     96|     though it lacked the family statues and procession, was honoured
 5    II,    111|         life. The number of his statues, or of the places in which
 6   III,     18|         actually dragged Piso's statues to the Gemonian stairs,
 7   III,     33|        the public buildings and statues of whom stood there before
 8   III,     81|       devise nothing but voting statues of the two princes, shrines
 9    IV,      3|      his toils, and allowed his statues to be honoured in theatres,
10    IV,      9|       given into his hands; his statues were to be seen among the
11    IV,     13|  funeral with its procession of statues was singularly grand. Aeneas,
12    IV,     32|         in Rome three laurelled statues, and yet Tacfarinas was
13    IV,     48|         they are known to us by statues which even the conqueror
14    IV,     94|        altar to Friendship, and statues round them to Caesar and
15    VI,      2|       proposed against her very statues and memory, and the property
16    XI,     49| decreeing that her name and her statues should be removed from all
17  XIII,      9|     lastly, that he should have statues on the same scale as those
18  XIII,     11|      who had been his guardian. Statues to himself of solid gold
19  XIII,     52|        a thanksgiving was held; statues also, arches and successive
20   XIV,     80|       gods. They threw down the statues of Poppaea; they bore on
21    XV,     94|        in addition to triumphal statues in the Forum. He granted
22   XVI,     26|     freedmen, from carrying off statues and pictures. But the crime