Book,  Chapter

 1       3,  VI|          dangers, so that as [the conspirators] are increased to two or
 2       3,  VI|         as did Dinnus, one of the conspirators with Philotas against Alexander
 3       3,  VI|        which Scevinus, one of the conspirators, the day before he was to
 4       3,  VI| discovered to the ruin of all the conspirators. It is impossible to guard
 5       3,  VI|      silent on [the names of] the conspirators; but then it behooves the
 6       3,  VI|        then it behooves the other conspirators not to have less firmness
 7       3,  VI|       where Theodorus, one of the conspirators taken, concealed with great
 8       3,  VI|          with great virtu all the conspirators, and accused the friends
 9       3,  VI|           the other hand, all the conspirators placed so much confidence
10       3,  VI|           one, is not to give the conspirators time to accuse you, and
11       3,  VI|          found in which they [the conspirators] could not have been able
12       3,  VI|         than where there are many conspirators: for I have heard many prudent
13       3,  VI|      advisable to place among the conspirators a Captain of some triremes
14       3,  VI|        but not [the names of] the conspirators. Whence that the Captain
15       3,  VI|         morning, which caused the conspirators to gather together, and
16       3,  VI|         that Brutus and the other conspirators wanted to kill Caesar, it
17       3,  VI|         Popilius Lena, one of the conspirators, and the others seeing this
18       3,  VI|        this, arranged to have his conspirators in the house so arranged
19       3,  VI|            who, together with his conspirators, had killed the Duke of
20       3,  VI|         truly in these cases, the conspirators are to be excused, for they
21       3,  VI|        from negligence, they [the conspirators] do not merit to be excused.
22       3,  VI|         merit to be excused. Some conspirators from Furli killed the Count
23       3,  VI|          was called) promised the conspirators that, if they allowed her
24       3,  VI|      making more. Thus those men [conspirators], short of counsel and having
25       3,  VI|      killed; for against this the conspirators do not have any remedy and
26       3,  VI|       them; for having driven the conspirators out of Rome, they were the
27       3,  VI|       discovered and he kills the conspirators, it will always be believed
28       3,  VI|           both themselves and the conspirators; and if they find it [the
29       3,  VI|      industry conceal it, for the conspirators, seeing themselves discovered,
30       3,  VI|       prevented; who, to lull the conspirators to sleep, had published
31       3,  VI|        another opportunity to the conspirators through slyness, so that
32       3,  VI|  examining the matter) one of the conspirators to be taken, which quickly
33       3,  VI| consideration the strength of the conspirators, or of his own, and without
34       3,  VI|         Bishop, caused one of the conspirators to be taken; after which