Book,  Chapter

1       1,  II  |    greatest diligence. This administration later was handed down to
2       1,  IV  | giving the people a part in administration, they were established for
3       1,  VI  |    could have a part in the administration [of its government] the
4       1,  IX  |     not endure long if its [administration] remains only on the shoulders
5       1,  L   |      or to a Magistracy the administration of a business, it is proper
6       3,  XV  |   Agrippa wanted the entire administration of the war be given to Quintius,
7       3,  XV  |      For the success of the administration of great things, the principal
8       3,  XVII|     NOT TO BE PLACED IN ANY ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT OF IMPORTANCE~
9       3,  XVII|     anyone to any important administration who has been done a notable