Chapter

 1 III |         error, he was obliged to follow it up, so much so that,
 2 VI  |         wise man ought always to follow the paths beaten by great
 3 VI  |       they should be disposed to follow him so as to be delivered
 4 VIII|          who may be compelled to follow them.~Agathocles, the Sicilian15,
 5 VIII|         impossible for those who follow the other to maintain themselves.~
 6 XIV |        organized and drilled, to follow incessantly the chase, by
 7 XV  |        to me more appropriate to follow up the real truth of a matter
 8 XVII|   disorders to arise, from which follow murders or robberies; for
 9 XIX | inherited it, and he had only to follow in the footsteps of his
10 XIX |        again, is it necessary to follow those of Severus, but he
11 XXI |       present dangers, generally follow the neutral path, and are
12 XXV |      nature be such, it does not follow therefore that men, when
13 XXVI|          is ready and willing to follow a banner if only someone
14 XXVI|        be great if you will only follow those men to whom I have
15 XXVI|      illustrious house wishes to follow those remarkable men who
16 XXVI|        by German battalions, who follow the same tactics as the