Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II    |       with civil equality, they turned to avarice, ambition, violation
 2       1,  II    |        the Prince, the [people] turned to the Popular state [Democracy]
 3       1,  VIII  |       the Fathers [Senators] he turned to the Plebs, sowing various
 4       1,  XI    | obedience by the acts of peace, turned to religion as something
 5       1,  XIV   |        it anyway: but then they turned these [aruspices] with conditions
 6       1,  XVI   |     seeing themselves inferior, turned to favor Clearchus, and
 7       1,  XXXII |      reason why this proceeding turned out well for the Romans
 8       1,  XXXVII|    disorders the Plebs came and turned to Marius with his reputations,
 9       1,  XXXVII|          not having any remedy, turned their favor to Sulla, and
10       1,  XL    |        Nobles, [and] the People turned to favor him. And when a
11       1,  XLVII |         as has been said), they turned to obtain this authority
12       1,  LII   |        destroyed. Which [thing] turned out to the contrary, for
13       2,  XVI   |        all the remaining forces turned back: and Messer Criaco
14       2,  XVIII |          infantry], and to have turned all their attention to mounted
15       2,  XVIII |      give them reputation, they turned to keeping cavalry; for
16       2,  XIX   |         to military discipline, turned the spirit of the military
17       2,  XXII  |       the combat, when men have turned to face one another, only
18       2,  XXIII |   avoided half-way measures and turned to extremes. For a government
19       2,  XXIV  |         have been lost they are turned [make war] against him;
20       2,  XXVI  |       that they are all as arms turned against you. A notable example
21       2,  XXVIII|         had against the Tuscans turned against the Romans. This
22       2,  XXVIII| above-mentioned Fabii should be turned over to them; not only were
23       2,  XXVIII|     honored and not castigated, turned all his indignation not
24       2,  XXXI  |     assault Greece, that Darius turned to that enterprise. Themistocles,
25       3,  VI    |         if men have their minds turned for many days to a certain
26       3,  IX    |        him, all his enterprises turned out successfully for him.
27       3,  XIV   |        by the King, that design turned out not only useless but
28       3,  XIV   |  benefits could not placate, he turned that artifice used by the
29       3,  XXIX  |         the same, and then they turned to punishing them, not from
30       3,  XXIX  |       do,~Whose eyes are always turned on their Lord.~
31       3,  XXXII |   satisfied with their stipend, turned their arms against the Carthaginians,
32       3,  XXXIII|      the less the way the event turned out showed that true virtu
33       3,  XXXIV |       private matter, which has turned out honorably. And of all
34       3,  XXXIV |         of consuls their favors turned to the creation of T. Otacilius:
35       3,  XXXIV |    times, spoke against him and turned the favor of the people
36       3,  XLIII |        he arrived at Verona, he turned back without doing anything,
37       3,  XLV   |         from the plan of Fabius turned out much better than that