Book,  Par.

 1     I,     49|         he fled and having been discovered, as his hiding place was
 2    II,     63|        Servilius, whose name he discovered in an earlier and unquestioned
 3   III,      8|        symptoms of suicide were discovered on her person. ~ ~
 4   III,     14|  emperor. If however a crime is discovered which ought to be punished,
 5    IV,     63| pathless wilds. But he was soon discovered. The horse was caught and
 6    VI,      2|    Livia's crimes had just been discovered and not also long ago punished,
 7    VI,      3|  emperor himself? He had really discovered something which the Divine
 8    XI,     16|        some new letters, having discovered, as he said, that even the
 9    XI,     17|        giving out that they had discovered what they had really been
10   XIV,     10| destruction and in the shame of discovered guilt had by her own choice
11   XIV,     17|         which the plot had been discovered; also, that a golden image
12   XIV,     33|   barbarian of no mean rank was discovered with a dagger, who divulged
13    XV,     11|       12th legion, and then was discovered the numerical feebleness
14    XV,     58|         to public view, or were discovered in those sacrifices in which
15   XVI,      1|         he explained how he had discovered on his land a cave of immense
16   XVI,     15|      papers, and having further discovered some remarks on the birth
17   XVI,     16|         than ever by the lately discovered conspiracy, fearful of a