Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II    |    and the Aristocracy. There remained only to make a place for
 2       1,  II    |    the Senate and the Consuls remained with so much authority that
 3       1,  II    |      it to the People, but it remained shared [between the three]
 4       1,  IX    | matter how just and laudable] remained incompleted. Considering
 5       1,  XIII  |  capturing the town, and they remained content to pursue the enterprise
 6       1,  XIX   |   like his father in fortune, remained heir to the sixth part of
 7       1,  XXII  |      were killed, [and] there remained only one of the Roman Horatii
 8       1,  XXII  |    Albans, with his subjects, remained subject to the Romans. And
 9       1,  XXXIII|       for those Citizens [who remained] not observing these counsels
10       1,  XXXV  |    Dictator was created there remained the Tribunes, Consuls, [
11       1,  XXXVII|    for these reasons this law remained, as it were, dormant up
12       1,  XXXVII|      of fortune, the Nobility remained superior. Later, in the
13       1,  XXXVII|    and] coming to arms Caesar remained superior, who became the
14       1,  XL    |       by the said Ten. Appius remained to govern the City: whereupon
15       1,  XLIX  |     the government of others, remained subject for a long time
16       1,  LVIII |        who while the Republic remained incorrupt, never served
17       2         |      customs, while the world remained the same: the only difference
18       2,  I     |       Lombardy. And thus they remained until there arose the second
19       2,  I     |     one side how the Samnites remained to see the Volscians and
20       2,  III   |       rebelled, and the trunk remained alone without branches.
21       2,  IV    |     great part of which still remained intact [independent], for
22       2,  V     |    that (as was said) nothing remained of it but the memory of
23       2,  X     | arrived, whence he would have remained victor without fighting.
24       2,  XII   |     convenient to their home, remained superior, but that when
25       2,  XV    |      of the parties that they remained undecided, nor was any action
26       2,  XVIII |      less, while [both sides] remained without direction, when
27       2,  XVIII |     of all that number, there remained only the part which was
28       2,  XXII  |    should attack the one that remained victor. And it was impossible
29       2,  XXII  |      only the name of victory remained to the Romans, inasmuch
30       2,  XXVII |    two, and there should have remained to the [Florentine] people
31       2,  XXVII |       State, there would have remained within each one some honor
32       2,  XXIX  |   surrounding towns, the rest remained in Rome a prey to the Gauls.
33       3,  VI    |       Diodes, but Hippias who remained avenged him. Chion and Leonidas,
34       3,  VI    |    Clearchus, but Satirus who remained alive avenged him. The Pazzi,
35       3,  VI    |     the matter, and thus they remained until they begun to see
36       3,  XI    |    those who had lost in war, remained superior in peace. A few
37       3,  XIV   |     which opened on the plaza remained to be broken, and the cry
38       3,  XVII  |   dangerous: so that all Rome remained troubled and in doubt until
39       3,  XXI   |    and many other towns which remained faithful to the Roman people,
40       3,  XXI   | faithful to the Roman people, remained so because of fear of them [
41       3,  XXXIII|    had gone out and those who remained found themselves besieged;
42       3,  XLIV  |     him aid and the Venetians remained neutral. The Monsignor De
43       3,  XLVIII|     gates open and unguarded, remained all that day and night without