Book,  Par.

 1     I,     96|            Against Falanius it was alleged by his accuser that he had
 2     I,     97|          finally on themselves. He alleged against Marcellus that he
 3    II,     37|     handwriting, so the prosecutor alleged, with the names of Caesars
 4   III,     15|          to take as proven charges alleged, merely because the case
 5   III,     16|           with striking eloquence, alleged against Piso that out of
 6   III,     51|        earnestly to be excused. He alleged ill-health, his children'
 7    IV,     25|         wife Sosia's conduct, were alleged against him. Unquestionably,
 8    IV,     37|          once accuser and witness, alleged a plot against the emperor
 9    IV,     43|        Senator, for having (it was alleged) assailed his sister with
10    IV,     43| remembering this service, while he alleged other reasons, deprecated
11    IV,     59|       Messenians, on the contrary, alleged the ancient division of
12     V,     11|          Considius, an ex-praetor, alleged intimacy with Aelius Gallus,
13    VI,     17|          the people, respecting an alleged book of the Sibyl. Caninius
14    VI,     43|           Cornelius, his accusers, alleged adultery with Livia and
15    XI,      4|            of them. He had, it was alleged, beheld Claudius crowned
16  XIII,     27|             When his freedmen, his alleged accomplices, were called,
17  XIII,     54|       Accusers were also found who alleged that our allies had been
18   XIV,     65|          the emperor. They further alleged against him that he claimed
19   XVI,      7|            Cassius, no crime being alleged, but that Cassius was eminent
20   XVI,     23|                                 He alleged, too, against him the following
21   XVI,     27|        were informed of the crimes alleged and had an opportunity of