Book,  Par.

 1     I,     56|       received into heaven, thine image, father Drusus, and the
 2     I,     96|           State for the emperor's image, like those of other deities,
 3    II,     79|           of these were the stone image of Memnon, which, when struck
 4    II,    111| priesthood of the Augustales; his image in ivory was to head the
 5   III,      6|           usages of the past, the image at the head of the bier,
 6   III,     52|         by her with the emperor's image." There rose other clamorous
 7    IV,     70|          statue; here is the true image, sprung of heavenly blood,
 8   XII,     19|      himself before the emperor's image, to the great glory of the
 9   XII,     25| astrologers and magicians and the image of the Clarian Apollo, about
10   XII,     79|     embraces, called him the very image of his father, and hindered
11   XIV,     17|   discovered; also, that a golden image of Minerva with a statue
12    XV,     31|      ready to go to the emperor's image in the Roman headquarters,
13    XV,     38|       royal crown before Caesar's image, and resume it only from
14    XV,     54|          to sprinkle the fane and image of the goddess. And there