Book,  Par.

 1     I,     97|        life afterwards rendered notorious by the miseries of the age
 2   III,     91|   conspicuous for excellence or notorious for infamy. This I regard
 3   III,     95|         of disgraceful life and notorious infamy should be eligible
 4    IV,     20|   because of his peril from the notorious enmity of Sejanus. ~ ~
 5    IV,     70|    position and eager to become notorious by any sort of deed, Afer
 6    VI,     37|  Pursued by charges universally notorious, she suffered by her own
 7    VI,     44| destruction of Scaurus had made notorious, were outlawed and transported
 8    VI,     73|     banishment. Then Albucilla, notorious for the number of her lovers,
 9    XI,     32|        rid the Senate of men of notorious infamy, he preferred a gentle
10   XII,     55|    perfidy of the Armenians was notorious, and he had nothing to fall
11  XIII,     27|      one Paetus, who had become notorious by frequent purchases of
12  XIII,     29|        in his face. When it was notorious that the emperor was the
13  XIII,     30|        it for them. But, as for notorious offenders, they deserved
14  XIII,     57|         Next day the murder was notorious, and there was no question
15  XIII,     58|            A profligacy equally notorious in that same year proved
16   XIV,      3|         him that the incest was notorious, as his mother boasted of
17   XIV,     29|          passed off without any notorious scandal. The enthusiasm
18    XV,     47|       the most famous for their notorious profligacy were those furnished
19   XVI,     21|       his nightly revels became notorious, Silia came into his mind,