Tiberius withdraws to Capreæ: Sabinus loses his life through the treachery of Latiarius (chapter 1).
About the death of Livia (chapter 2).
Gallus is condemned to consume away by a slow death (chapter 3).
Sejanus, puffed up by excessive honors, is put to death together with his household and friends by the artifice of Tiberius (chapters 4-19).
The method of selecting magistrates and of holding comitia (chapter 20).
The lustfulness of Tiberius, his cruelty towards his own family and others, and likewise his greed (chapters 21-25).
About Artabanus, the Parthian King, and about Armenia (chapter 26).
About the death of Thrasyllus (chapter 27).
About the death of Tiberius (chapter 28).