Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXX |     tyrant would do, nor as a robber, who arms his followers
 2        2, XII |    their own soldiers, and of robber chiefs who were captured
 3        2, XII |      grant that no general or robber chief was ever betrayed,
 4        2, XLIV|       to say regarding even a robber and murderer whom punishment
 5        2, XLIV|    that such an one was not a robber, but a god, because he predicted
 6        3, LIX | committer of sacrilege, and a robber of the dead? What others
 7        3, LXI |    What other persons would a robber summon to himself by proclamation?"
 8        3, LXI |     question by saying that a robber summons around him individuals
 9        3, LXI |      he invite those whom the robber invites, invites them to
10        7, LIV |       one who, like a highway robber, carries off a farmer's
11        8, XLII|        preferring to have the robber set free, who had been cast