Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |  escape those wars which every day were arising in Italy because
 2       1,  II    |  injuries were inflicted every day: so that constrained by
 3       1,  XI    |      the Plebs: and before the day of judgment arrived, Titus
 4       1,  XVIII | according as the Citizens from day to day became corrupt. But
 5       1,  XVIII |       the Citizens from day to day became corrupt. But the
 6       1,  XXXVII|   required to be redrawn every day, or that it was so long
 7       1,  XLV   |    MOST HARMFUL TO RENEW EVERY DAY NEW INJURIES IN A CITY AND
 8       1,  XLV   |        however, and before the day of judgment [came] he killed
 9       1,  XLV   |     offends greatly when every day it renews in the minds of
10       1,  XLVI  |   contrary was seen, for every day new tumults and new disorders
11       1,  XLIX  |     new causes sprung up every day for which she had to make
12       1,  LV    |        as arise in Italy every day, it derives not so much
13       1,  LIX   |   PRINCE~As there occurs every day that Princes or Republics
14       2,  X     |       opinion is alleged every day, and acted on by not so
15       2,  XXI   |       one which they see every day, as it would appear to them
16       2,  XXI   |       by their servitude every day. Another advantage also
17       2,  XXX   |         and can be seen, every day, that as soon as an army
18       2,  XXX   |    ones. Because of this every day are seen astonishing losses
19       2,  XXXI  |       that are acted upon each day by those who govern States;
20       2,  XXXII |        acquired a Kingdom in a day, but in taking an obstinate
21       3,  I     |      the bodies of men): Every day something is gathered, and
22       3,  VI    |       of the conspirators, the day before he was to kill Nero,
23       3,  VI    |      had been seen talking the day before in secret and for
24       3,  VI    |        Thracia; they fixed the day of its execution, they came
25       3,  VI    |   chose the time. Almost every day Pandolfo went to visit an
26       3,  XIII  |        of the soldiers won the day, and other examples where
27       3,  XIV   |     terror, that they lost the day. And, therefore, a good
28       3,  XVIII |     enkindled, they fought all day until night with varying
29       3,  XVIII |       through whose virtu that day the Roman army was not entirely
30       3,  XXII  |       regime] should cease any day.~But returning to our discussion,
31       3,  XXII  |  against the Samnites, and the day arriving when he was to
32       3,  XXIII |       necessities happen every day, they remind you of them
33       3,  XXIII |       remind you of them every day. The other thing is to appear
34       3,  XVII  |     together face to face each day, it is difficult that they
35       3,  XVII  |        their intercourse every day. A better example of this
36       3,  XVII  |        and has existed to this day. But without doubt, the
37       3,  XVII  |        the weakness of present day men, caused by their feeble
38       3,  XXXI  |         and its citizens every day both privately and publicly
39       3,  XXXVI |     examples, it is seen every day that they give proof of
40       3,  XXXVI |      indiscriminately fight by day and by night, in favorable
41       3,  XLV   |   coming to battle on the same day, it is to be noted which
42       3,  XLVIII|   unguarded, remained all that day and night without entering
43       3,  XLIX  |     City incidents arise every day which have need of a doctor,