Book,  Chapter

 1       1         |           ambitious indolence has created in many Christian Provinces
 2       1,  VI    |           mentioned by me. Sparta created a King with a small Senate
 3       1,  VI    |      therefore, like Sparta, have created a Prince for life, and established
 4       1,  VIII  |           and at his instigation [created] many tumults in the City:
 5       1,  VIII  |           of moment and perilous, created a Dictator who should take
 6       1,  XIII  |           The Roman people having created the Tribunes with Consular
 7       1,  XIII  |       frightened by this Religion created all the Tribunes from the [
 8       1,  XVIII |           if it should have to be created or maintained, it would
 9       1,  XXV   |          had in place of one King created two Consuls, [and] did not
10       1,  XXV   |          the absence of the King, created a chief for the said sacrifice,
11       1,  XXXIV |        the cause for which he was created; and his authority extended
12       1,  XXXV  |       NOTWITHSTANDING THAT IT WAS CREATED BY PUBLIC AND FREE SUFFRAGE~
13       1,  XXXV  |          Ten citizens [Decemvirs] created by the Roman people to make
14       1,  XXXV  |           For when a Dictator was created there remained the Tribunes,
15       1,  XXXVII|      reason is that nature has so created men that they are able to
16       1,  XXXIX |   proposed that there ought to be created [a Council of] five men
17       1,  XL    |           the said laws, and they created the Decemvir [Ten Citizens]
18       1,  XL    |          the twelve Lictors, they created one hundred and twenty.
19       1,  XL    |    Tribunate. The Ten having been created, it seemed to the Plebs
20       1,  XL    |          removed them, [and] only created the Magistracy [of Ten]
21       1,  XLIV  |     twenty military Tribunes were created who would be their chiefs
22       1,  XLVII |   Tribunes with Consular power be created, who could come from the
23       1,  XLVIII|          Consular power should be created from plebeian men, they
24       1,  XLIX  |        lastly by the Ten Citizens created for such a purpose, none
25       1,  XLIX  | ordinances; as happened when they created the Censors, who were one
26       1,  XLIX  |        which they organized, they created the Eight Citizens who should
27       1,  LVII  |            and to save themselves created twenty Tribunes from among
28       2,  II    |          that when the Veientians created a King for the defense of
29       2,  IV    |          so powerful; for she had created many associates throughout
30       2,  XXIX  |         who had many times before created a Dictator in order to check
31       3,  I     |     fought against the Gauls, but created them Tribunes. And it ought
32       3,  XV    |      order to remedy this insult, created four Tribunes with Consular
33       3,  XV    |     administer them better, which created an inestimable confusion.
34       3,  XXV   |           of affliction. And they created L. Quintius Cincinnatus [
35       3,  XXVIII|          gather greater strength, created a Dictator against him,
36       3,  XXXIII|      whence it happened that they created Consuls, levied troops,
37       3,  XXXVI |        military organizations are created and how bad ones are made,