Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII   |        Senate he would have been killed in a tumultuary way if the
 2       1,  VII   |          Republic if he had been killed in the tumults, for there
 3       1,  IX    |   Romulus was, should first have killed his brother, then have consented
 4       1,  IX    |        and dominion, was at once killed by Spartan Ephors as a man
 5       1,  IX    |   opportunity had all the Ephors killed and those who could oppose
 6       1,  X     |          and Pertinax, they were killed by that corruption that
 7       1,  XIII  |    Consul Publius Valerius being killed in that attack, Titus Quintius
 8       1,  XIV   |         drawing a dart by chance killed the Prince of the Pollari:
 9       1,  XV    |    armies destroyed and Captains killed, and their allies such as
10       1,  XVIII |        alone [in the Government] killed the Ephors, and if Romulus
11       1,  XVIII |     Romulus for the same reasons killed his brother and Titus Tatius,
12       1,  XXII  |       All the Alban Curatii were killed, [and] there remained only
13       1,  XXII  |         death of her husband, he killed her. Whence that Horatius,
14       1,  XXXVI |         himself been Consul, was killed. Here, then, ought to be
15       1,  XL    |      force, her father Virginius killed her in order to save her
16       1,  XLV   |        day of judgment [came] he killed himself. And although the
17       1,  XLVII |       they were exposed of being killed by them, if the City was
18       1,  LIII  |       followers, were routed and killed.~In Greece in the City of
19       2,  II    |         Hiero the Syracusan, was killed in Syracuse; that when the
20       2,  VIII  |          where they [the Romans] killed over two hundred thousand
21       2,  XVI   |        deliberate in action, one killed himself and the other his
22       2,  XVI   |           Monsignor De Foix, was killed, the Spanish and French
23       2,  XVII  |       hold them: and if some are killed, they cannot be so many
24       2,  XVII  |         Della Mirandola (who was killed at Ferrara when the Venetians
25       2,  XVII  |         Duke of Nemours (who was killed at Cirignuola), it never
26       2,  XVII  |     never happened that any were killed by artillery, since Monsignor
27       2,  XVII  |      since Monsignor De Foix was killed at Ravenna by steel [sword]
28       2,  XVIII |        Heads of both armies were killed; and the fight continued
29       2,  XVIII |        with part of the army was killed, Marc Anthony saved himself
30       2,  XXVII |        to accept the accord, but killed whoever came to present
31       2,  XXVII |       took and destroyed it, and killed or made slave its people.
32       2,  XXVIII|       son-in-law, he [Pausanias] killed him. Which example is very
33       2,  XXIX  |    Camillus to be exiled and not killed, caused Rome to be taken
34       2,  XXX   |       captains and soldiers were killed, they were able not only
35       2,  XXXI  |      having come into Italy, was killed by them, because they had
36       3,  V     |       Tarquinius Superbus having killed Servius Tullus, and the
37       3,  VI    |         spoken at another place, killed Phillip of Macedonia who
38       3,  VI    |          or very few who are not killed in the deed.~But let us
39       3,  VI    |    Severus and his son Antoninus killed, committed the matter of
40       3,  VI    |     Empire, decided to have them killed, and wrote the names of
41       3,  VI    |          of those whom he wanted killed the following night, and
42       3,  VI    |         the following night they killed Commodus. The Emperor Antoninus
43       3,  VI    |           whose brother had been killed by Antoninus a few days
44       3,  VI    |      either to kill others or be killed themselves.~As to the dangers
45       3,  VI    |       who had been planned to be killed. I say, therefore, that
46       3,  VI    |          Tyrants of Athens. They killed Diodes, but Hippias who
47       3,  VI    |      Clearchus and Satirus: they killed Clearchus, but Satirus who
48       3,  VI    |       with his conspirators, had killed the Duke of Milan, who left
49       3,  VI    |          conspirators from Furli killed the Count Girolamo, their
50       3,  VI    |         the Prince whom you have killed; for against this the conspirators
51       3,  VI    |         cause that they were all killed at various times and in
52       3,  VI    |        and both he and they were killed. Some of the first citizens
53       3,  VI    |          happened with those who killed Commodus; here, he having
54       3,  VI    | possessions of those whom he has killed. I do not want, therefore,
55       3,  VII   |          number of men have been killed, some times no one has even
56       3,  XII   |         with such fury that they killed Manlius, and would have
57       3,  XV    |      having revolted, and having killed the Colony that the Romans
58       3,  XVIII |    safety because of this error, killed himself. And in our times
59       3,  XVIII |       others had been routed and killed: which error caused them
60       3,  XXXII |          Whereupon they not only killed them, but first tore them
61       3,  XXXII |         in the future, should be killed in similar fashion. Which
62       3,  XXXIV |        already of mature age, he killed his own son for having fought
63       3,  XXXV  |        author of the counsel, he killed him. You will read of many
64       3,  XXXV  |          and upon these words he killed him with his own hands: