Book,  Par.

 1     I,      3|         intrigues, but at her open suggestion. For she had gained such
 2     I,     63|          loyal, at the commander's suggestion they fixed a time for falling
 3    II,     39| thanksgiving were appointed on the suggestion of Pomponius Flaccus. Offerings
 4    IV,     27|  high-principled man. Many a cruel suggestion made by the flattery of
 5    XI,     10|         back to his kingdom at the suggestion of Claudius and in reliance
 6    XI,     18|         had been summoned at whose suggestion ceremonies had been restored
 7    XI,     27|      electors, till at Dolabella's suggestion it was, so to speak, put
 8    XI,     35|                                The suggestion was coldly received, not
 9   XII,     14|            summoned those at whose suggestion a king had been sought from
10   XII,     80|     military custom. There, at the suggestion of the commanding officer,
11  XIII,      3|       Pallas on her side, at whose suggestion Claudius had ruined himself
12   XIV,      5|                       An ingenious suggestion was offered by Anicetus,
13    XV,     27|             Then, at the emperor's suggestion, they decreed that no one
14    XV,     67|            a womanly and yet baser suggestion; for she even held over