Book,  Chapter

1       1       |          I cannot otherwise than wonder and at the same time be
2       1,  I   |         it was organized, do not wonder that so much virtu had been
3       1,  I   |      which is of greater or less wonder according as that man who
4       1,  XL  | demonstrations, that it seemed a wonder that he should have so readily
5       1,  XLIX|  powerful men in check. It is no wonder, therefore, seeing that
6       2,  II  |       wrote on Tyranny.~It is no wonder, therefore, that the ancient
7       2,  II  |         that City. It is also no wonder that the people took extraordinary
8       2,  XXIX|          so much order, it is no wonder that it should happen much