Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II     |           at the beginning or very soon after, their laws were given
 2       1,  III    |       humanely toward them: but as soon as the Tarquins were dead,
 3       1,  IX     | establishment [of the laws] he was soon assaulted by the Macedonians,
 4       1,  XII    |        admiration and devotion. As soon as these began to speak
 5       1,  XVII   | institutions are sustained: and as soon as such a one is dead, they
 6       1,  XIX    |          the ways of peace, but he soon knew that his neighbors
 7       1,  XXVIII |          deception of goodness, so soon then as she became free,
 8       1,  XXXIII |        incidents give him, he will soon come to a place that when
 9       1,  XXXVII |            by necessity, that they soon (having obtained that) begun
10       1,  XXXVII |           means in a City, it will soon bring that City to ruin.
11       1,  XXXVIII|         who, arriving near Arezzo, soon began to negotiate an accord
12       1,  XLIII  |        their usual results. But as soon as the Magistracy of the
13       1,  LIV    |      himself in the house; who, as soon as he heard the noise and
14       1,  LVIII  |           the author are these: As soon as they knew there was no
15       2,  I      |            over into Italy, and as soon as he was beaten and driven
16       2,  II     |            City harms him. So that soon there arises a Tyranny over
17       2,  III    |           Cities of Greece, but as soon as Thebes rebelled, all
18       2,  IV     |       subjugate themselves. For as soon as they begun to go beyond
19       2,  IV     |          method too far, they were soon ruined. And if this method
20       2,  VI     |           this was their usage. As soon as war broke out, they went
21       2,  VI     |           guard was enough; but as soon as they went out in force
22       2,  XII    |            his own kingdom, but as soon as he went off a distance,
23       2,  XIV    |           weak or a coward: but as soon as you discover the intention
24       2,  XVIII  |         yet been organized: but as soon as this was done, it was
25       2,  XXIV   |        that they lost the State as soon as the enemy assaulted them:
26       2,  XXVII  |           given them hope that, as soon as they had entered the
27       2,  XXX    |            their frontiers, but as soon as the enemy has passed,
28       2,  XXX    |           seen, every day, that as soon as an army passes the frontiers
29       3,  I      |         succeeded entirely, for as soon as Rome was retaken they
30       3,  I      |           so many delinquents will soon come together that they
31       3,  VI     |       deceived in this: because as soon as you have opened your
32       3,  VI     |          or four in number. And as soon as more than one is taken,
33       3,  VI     |          her to enter, but she, as soon as she was inside the walls,
34       3,  XIII   |         were very many good Heads, soon made him a good Captain.
35       3,  XIV    |            come too near, they are soon discovered, and cause you
36       3,  XXI    |            that it is seen that as soon as Scipio entered Spain,
37       3,  XXII   |            the Magistrates, but as soon as a Gentleman who had been
38       3,  XXII   |           the Senate so much, that soon afterwards the Venetians
39       3,  XXXI   |       sudden change of fortune, as soon as they come face to face
40       3,  XXXII  |            Sicily and Sardinia, as soon as peace was made, went