Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I      |      people [who] had come to certain small islands situated at
 2       1,  V      |       in order to investigate certain conspiracies that had been
 3       1,  XIII   | occurred there that year, and certain prodigies coming to pass,
 4       1,  XIII   |    insinuated that Apollo and certain other [oracles] had given
 5       1,  XIII   |       wanting to promulgate a certain law for the reasons which
 6       1,  XIV    |      there were in the armies certain orders of Aruspices which
 7       1,  XIV    |    victory in battle appeared certain to him, and because of this
 8       1,  XIV    |       the Pollari having told certain soldiers that the fowls
 9       1,  XXVI   |      of evil. But men take up certain middle paths which are most
10       1,  XXXVIII|     to give up the town under certain pledges similar to those [
11       1,  XL     | Ferrando said, often act like certain smaller birds of prey, in
12       1,  XLVII  |        differing according to certain standards when they [have
13       1,  XLVII  |      instituted, but rather a certain ambitious license, and public
14       1,  LVII   | edicts that everyone within a certain time and under certain penalties
15       1,  LVII   |      a certain time and under certain penalties should return
16       2,  I      |     find it, for it is a most certain thing that as a Prince or
17       2,  IV     |      shown anything else more certain and more true.~The fore-mentioned
18       2,  IV     |       that the Romans had the certain method, which is so much
19       2,  VIII   |       read letters written on certain columns in the places that
20       2,  X      |      of Macedonia to treat of certain accords, that King to show
21       2,  XVII   |       artillery, they go to a certain death, for against them
22       2,  XIX    |     long time, it arises from certain conditions that exist in
23       2,  XIX    |    ransoming themselves, that certain Communities subject to the
24       2,  XXII   |     full in its proper place. Certain events also arise where
25       2,  XXII   |     neutral, showing him that certain victory consisted in this
26       2,  XXII   |      This advice was based on certain reasons which at a distance
27       2,  XXII   |       This was recognized for certain by the experience of the
28       2,  XXVI   |       was made Captain over a certain number of slaves whom the
29       2,  XXVII  |    opportunity of obtaining a certain good, hoping to obtain an
30       2,  XXVII  |     seen a greater and almost certain victory) to have wanted
31       2,  XXX    |      ransom themselves with a certain amount of gold, but while
32       2,  XXX    |      pensioners, then it is a certain sign that that State is
33       3,  VI     |  remedies. The first and most certain, rather to say it better,
34       3,  VI     |     and without that copy and certain other countersigns, Plautanias
35       3,  VI     |     turned for many days to a certain matter and certain order,
36       3,  VI     |       to a certain matter and certain order, and that be quickly
37       3,  VI     |       not have me believe it. Certain young Athenians conspired
38       3,  VI     |     plot], there is none more certain and which is to be feared
39       3,  X      |       by waiting he loses for certain, but by trying he may be
40       3,  XV     |    Giovanbattista, because of certain incidents that occurred,
41       3,  XVII   |    detained by Hasdrubal with certain proposals of an accord,
42       3,  XVII   |   Republics cannot be given a certain [adequate] remedy, if follows
43       3,  XVIII  |      retreating, learned from certain wounded of the Equeans that
44       3,  XVIII  |   poverty, and desired to see certain of her people who were in
45       3,  XXII   |       your order, not even if certain victory is in view. When
46       3,  XXII   | galleys returned to Venice, a certain difference arose between
47       3,  XVII   |     is the most harmful, less certain, and more useless; for it
48       3,  XXX    |   distinctly and in detail of certain cases, so that future people
49       3,  XXX    |      take up arms except with certain orders and in a certain
50       3,  XXX    |       certain orders and in a certain way. And, therefore, based
51       3,  XXXI   | accord, [and] Scipio gave him certain conditions for peace, which
52       3,  XXXIII |      would make their victory certain, except that it would be
53       3,  XXXV   |     so powerful. It is a most certain thing, therefore, that those
54       3,  XXXVII |    him he would be going to a certain defeat unless by these light
55       3,  XXXVII |       greatest advantages and certain hope of victory: he ought
56       3,  XLIV   |       had to enter there over certain dikes between the swamps
57       3,  XLV    |  proceeding of Fabius is more certain and worthy of imitation.~
58       3,  XLVI   |    that one City not only has certain ways and institutions different
59       3,  XLIX   |       where the author is not certain, everyone cannot be punished