Book,  Chapter

1       1,  I    |           whoever should oppose its aggrandizement. And as to that idleness
2       2        |         people did pertinent to the aggrandizement of their Empire.~
3       2,  XVIII| acquisitions become harmful, not an aggrandizement, to a State, as will be
4       2,  XIX  |             to direct the manner of aggrandizement or the manner of preservation;