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 1 VII      | escaped; he had won over the Roman gentlemen, and he had the
 2 IX       |  Greece, and of a victorious Roman army, and against them he
 3 XIII     |    the first disaster to the Roman Empire33 should be examined,
 4 XIII     |  that time the vigour of the Roman Empire began to decline,
 5 XIII(33) |     the allegations that the Roman Empire sank under the weight
 6 XIII(33) |     well have added that the Roman power was at its zenith
 7 XVII     |  called the corrupter of the Roman soldiery. The Locrians were
 8 XIX      |      lives and deaths of the Roman emperors that many of them
 9 XIX      |    to be contended with, the Roman emperors had a third difficulty
10 XIX      |    as were the armies of the Roman Empire; and whereas it was
11 XXI      |   stand neutral. To this the Roman legate answered: “As for
12 XXIII(45)|    1519, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. He married, first,
13 XXVI(49) |   put to flight;~For the old Roman, valour is not dead,~Nor