Book,  Chapter

1       1,  II    |    greater number of men never agree to a new law which contemplates
2       1,  IX    | understood this, they will not agree to forego it. And that Romulus
3       1,  XXXIII|      turn toward him, and they agree without regard [to consequences]
4       1,  XL    |   dominate. And if they do not agree to make a law in favor of
5       1,  XLVII |       a Senate, and you cannot agree to make the exchange of
6       1,  LIII  |        when the Senate did not agree to this because of the verdict
7       2,  I     |      thing I do not in any way agree with, nor do I believe also
8       3,  III   |   death they would never again agree to reelect a Gonfalonier
9       3,  VI    |     discovered, for two cannot agree together in all their statements.