Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XXXVII|         part, or even by sending a Colony to that place that was to
2       1,  XXXVII|         spring up from this law; a Colony drawn from Rome was sent
3       1,  XXXVII|         his name to go to the said Colony; so much more ready were
4       2,  IV    |          is known that they sent a colony to the sea, above [north
5       2,  VI    | possessions or consigned them to a colony, which, placed on the confines
6       2,  VI    |           in force to oppress that Colony, the Romans also came out
7       2,  VII   |           taking Veii, they sent a colony there and distributed to
8       2,  VII   |             without which things a colony cannot organize itself.~
9       3,  XV    |    revolted, and having killed the Colony that the Romans had sent