Book,  Par.

 1     I,     96|            one Cassius, a buffoon of infamous life, and that he had also
 2    II,     93|              screen themselves under infamous orders belief or pardon
 3    II,     98|            once sent to Rome a woman infamous for poisonings in the province
 4   III,     32|      procured for her some sympathy, infamous and guilty as she was. One
 5   III,     69|            to the single fact of the infamous utterance with which Lutorius
 6   III,     92|            was now disgracing by his infamous occupation. Junius Otho'
 7    IV,      4|             and having won his first infamous triumph, and assured that
 8    VI,      8|         beggared by extravagance and infamous for his excesses, he was
 9    VI,     43|       ability as an advocate, but of infamous life. He fell, not through
10    VI,     61|    accusations, remained unpunished, infamous as she was, as long as her
11    VI,     78|             of good and evil; he was infamous for his cruelty, though
12   XII,      5|            accuser. Vitellius put an infamous construction on the somewhat
13   XII,     57|             long as he was hated and infamous; for this was more to Rome'
14   XII,     74|       slightly. Both were shameless, infamous, and intractable, and were
15  XIII,     36| self-inflicted death, because of his infamous effeminacy. Lucius Volusius
16    XV,     43|            of the most conspicuously infamous sights in the imperial court,
17    XV,     60|          sleepy languor. Quintianus, infamous for his effeminate vice,
18    XV,     70|               he denounced him as an infamous and depraved wretch, with
19    XV,     88|              a better service to his infamous career. He then underwent