Book,  Chapter

1       1,  I    |   cause through idleness, they imposed the necessity of exercise
2       1,  XXXIV|        any public [title] have imposed his tyranny. Which thing
3       1,  LI   |  tributes, for those that were imposed on the Nobles were more
4       1,  LV   | Councils who had the authority imposed on all the inhabitants of
5       2,  VI   |      the battle, [and], having imposed heavier conditions on them,
6       3,  X    |     Republics and Princes have imposed this charge on others, and
7       3,  XLIX |       from the kind of penalty imposed on those who erred. It did