Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII  |        full of Religion, [which T. Livius demonstrated] when
 2       1,  XLIV |         one dared to reply. And T. Livius says that they did
 3       1,  L    |       ACTIVITIES OF A CITY~When T. Quintus Cincinnatus and
 4       1,  LVI  |         narrate only that which T. Livius tells of before
 5       1,  LVII |        it will always happen as T. Livius said in the above
 6       1,  LVIII|      than the multitude, so our T. Livius and all other Historians
 7       2,  II   |         be a marvelous one. And T. Livius admits that these [
 8       2,  II   | afterwards under servitude: and T. Livius gives testimony
 9       2,  III  |        and most powerful. Which T. Livius points out in two [
10       2,  VII  |         abundantly outside.~And T. Livius says that, after
11       2,  XIII |        this deceit, is shown by T. Livius through the mouth
12       2,  XV   |         be hoped for. Nor could T. Livius show better than
13       2,  XVI  |      this equality of strength, T. Livius shows the whole
14       2,  XXI  |        a Praetor from them. And T. Livius says of this incident
15       2,  XXIX |      Heaven over human affairs, T. Livius relates it at length
16       2,  XXIX |        was the same people. And T. Livius who had told us
17       2,  XXXI |      memorable example given by T. Livius in his history,
18       3,  XII  |     this necessity is called by T. Livius THE LAST AND BEST
19       3,  XIII |       Romans. On which occasion T. Livius says it was because
20       3,  XXII |    nature of Manlius, from when T. Livius began to make mention
21       3,  XXII |        much because there weren’t any, as also, if there were
22       3,  XXII |        greatly conforms to what T. Livius says of Valerius.
23       3,  XXII |      after relating this speech T. Livius says these words.
24       3,  XXII |      though not of the people). T. Livius similarly speaks
25       3,  XXIII|    rather than Valerius. Whence T. Livius, speaking of him,
26       3,  XXIII|  liberal in rewarding them. And T. Livius cites these reasons
27       3,  XXV  |  celebrated in words of gold by T. Livius, saying, Let everyone
28       3,  XXIX |          And that this is true, T. Livius shows when he narrates,
29       3,  XXX  |      good historians (as is our T. Livius) wrote distinctly
30       3,  XXXIV|        Tribunes of the legions, T. Manlius was named to the
31       3,  XXXIV|       turned to the creation of T. Otacilius: and Fabius judging
32       3,  XXXIV|         gain it for himself (as T. Manlius did) by some notable
33       3,  XXXVI|    subsequent fight he had with T. Manlius, makes me remember
34       3,  XXXVI|          makes me remember what T. Livius often says, that
35       3,  XXXVI|     knows from the testimony of T. Livius how good military
36       3,  XXXIX|    words were spoken by Decius, T. Livius says: Publius Decius,
37       3,  XXXIX|   soldiers as well as himself, [T. Livius] has him say these