Book,  Chapter

1       2,  XXVIII|         not avenged him; and one morning during the solemn nuptial
2       3,  VI    |     Giuliano was not dining that morning, which caused the conspirators
3       3,  VI    |         arises in its doing.~The morning that Brutus and the other
4       3,  VI    |          people [of Athens]; one morning he went outside wounded,
5       3,  XVIII | themselves, for they awaited the morning to fight at such a disadvantage
6       3,  XVIII |        not entirely routed. When morning had come, the Roman Consul (
7       3,  XVIII |         their camp the following morning and withdraw, the Venetians
8       3,  XVIII |   Casaglia and the Mugello. When morning came, therefore, and each