Book,  Chapter

1       1,  II   |      REPUBLIC~I want to place aside the discussion of those
2       1,  III  |      that the nobles had laid aside their haughtiness and had
3       1,  XI   |     take, and the Tribune put aside the hatred that he had for
4       1,  XXIII|        for that King, leaving aside two or three places guarded
5       2,  I    |      in by them; for, leaving aside the one they were engaged
6       3,  I    |     Senate and the others put aside all envy, placing again
7       3,  I    |     fully, we will leave them aside, nor otherwise speak of
8       3,  XXX  | himself about to perish, lays aside every ambition and runs
9       3,  XLVII|       entreat him that he lay aside his personal hatred and