Book,  Par.

 1     I,     13|    his profligacy, the only remedy for his distracted country
 2     I,     58|    the horror of a dreadful remedy no less than with the memory
 3     I,     64|     destruction rather than remedy, ordered the bodies to be
 4   III,     40| till Tiberius, to provide a remedy, selected by lot five ex-consuls,
 5    IV,     21| argued, ought to apply some remedy by a decree of a law, as
 6    IV,     23|     would be more; the only remedy for the increasing discord
 7    IV,     68|   arms, this being the only remedy for their wretched plight,
 8    IV,     92|    no relief, they sought a remedy in war. The soldiers appointed
 9    VI,     22|   very device intended as a remedy, the sale and purchase of
10  XIII,     29|   worse commotion, the only remedy which could be devised was
11  XIII,     43|   and deserted, he sought a remedy in strictness of discipline.
12  XIII,     62|     appointed to apply some remedy. As they would not endure
13  XIII,     73| countrymen, in despair of a remedy and in fury at the disaster,
14   XIV,     64|     of the application of a remedy, and that Burrus, who saw