Book,  Chapter

 1       1          |        when I see, on the other hand, the works of greatest virtu
 2       1,  II     |       to them, and on the other hand the Senate and the Consuls
 3       1,  V      |      take it away.~On the other hand, he who defends the Spartan
 4       1,  VI     |   oppress her: and on the other hand, it should not be so powerful
 5       1,  VI     |     readily. Thus, on the other hand, if Heaven should be so
 6       1,  VII    |        defend him: On the other hand, those who opposed him not
 7       1,  VII    |     come to Chiusi with arms in hand, pointing out to them how
 8       1,  VIII   |       harmful: and on the other hand there is this difference,
 9       1,  X      |        profession. On the other hand, those men are infamous
10       1,  X      |      and good; and on the other hand [he will see] every rancor,
11       1,  XI     |         and with bared sword in hand he constrained them to swear
12       1,  XII    |        Prince. And on the other hand, she has not been so weak
13       1,  XIII   |       the Consuls, on the other hand, should not draw on the
14       1,  XXIV   |       and] the other burned his hand having erred in wanting
15       1,  XXXI   |      for help: And on the other hand, Virginius waiting for him [
16       1,  XXXVIII|       counsel; and on the other hand, while they did not trust
17       1,  XLVI   |      The Nobility, on the other hand, although it seemed to them
18       1,  LV     |         edict. And on the other hand, it is seen how the Pleb
19       1,  LV     |       force, which is the Royal hand that, with absolute and
20       1,  LVII   |       recourse, for, on the one hand, there is nothing more formidable
21       1,  LVII   |        a Head, and on the other hand, there is nothing weaker,
22       1,  LVIII  | esteemed wise. And on the other hand, a Prince loosened from
23       2,  IV     |       the law, but on the other hand (as I said above) she always
24       2,  VIII   |     change places. On the other hand, their men being very warlike
25       2,  X      |      people, while on the other hand he lacks his own arms. For
26       2,  XII    |        times said.~On the other hand, it is said that in awaiting
27       2,  XIV    |      you less: and on the other hand, in your favor you will
28       2,  XVII   |        when the battle comes to hand to hand fighting, either
29       2,  XVII   |         battle comes to hand to hand fighting, either because
30       2,  XVII   |       against him with sword in hand and to seize him bodily,
31       2,  XVII   |      have come with the army to hand to hand [fighting], this
32       2,  XVII   |        with the army to hand to hand [fighting], this becomes
33       2,  XXI    |       Prince who, not having at hand his ministers, judges and
34       2,  XXIII  |    peace, and who, on the other hand, (wanting to make war) would
35       2,  XXVII  |      that they had with arms in hand made so great a man condescend
36       2,  XXX    |       be defended. On the other hand, it will be seen in weak
37       2,  XXXIII |         proceed in the war from hand to hand according to that
38       2,  XXXIII |         in the war from hand to hand according to that which
39       3,  VI     |       to everyone. On the other hand, private citizens do not
40       3,  VI     |      the King; and on the other hand, all the conspirators placed
41       3,  VI     |         be led to write in your hand) the yes of one man is worth
42       3,  VI     |        going out with it in his hand met Marcia who took it from
43       3,  VI     |         the arms fall from your hand, or make you say things
44       3,  X      |        to war, and on the other hand wanting (in order to appear
45       3,  X      |     necessity. And on the other hand Scipio, when Hannibal had
46       3,  XII    |         by it. And on the other hand they used all industry so
47       3,  XIII   |      the Captains. On the other hand, when he went into Thessaly
48       3,  XIII   |       but, before they met them hand to hand, were obliged to
49       3,  XIII   |    before they met them hand to hand, were obliged to train their
50       3,  XXI    |        faith; but, on the other hand, he derived a great advantage
51       3,  XXII   |          Valerius, on the other hand, treated them with every
52       3,  XXII   |  ordinary for him. On the other hand, Valerius was able to proceed
53       3,  XXII   |       to him. And, on the other hand, I affirm the procedure
54       3,  XXIV   |      that he had the victory in hand, they did not send him a
55       3,  XXVIII |        in any way. On the other hand, the reputation of such
56       3,  XXX    |     being a most excellent man, hand having been made Dictator
57       3,  XXXI   |       them humble. On the other hand, prosperous times did not
58       3,  XXXVII |       Campania. For, on the one hand I consider that a good Captain
59       3,  XXXVII |         of passes. On the other hand. I consider that a wise