Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  IX    |         has assumed, he will not leave to his heirs [or] any other:
 2       1,  X     |          anxiety and after death leave of himself an eternal infamy.~
 3       1,  XIX   |    father. But he could not thus leave it to his son Rehoboam,
 4       1,  XXVI  |      another, and in sum, not to leave anything unchanged in that
 5       1,  XXIX  |          has no excuse, but will leave behind for them an eternal
 6       1,  XXX   |        after the victory he must leave the army and place himself
 7       1,  XXX   |        Captain] does not want to leave his army, is not able to
 8       1,  XLIV  |           and counselled them to leave off making mention of the
 9       1,  XLVII |     added that if they wanted to leave the managing of this matter
10       2,  I     |     become most powerful.~I will leave to one side how the Samnites
11       2,  II    |         subject to him, and will leave them [enjoy] all their arts,
12       2,  V     |   knowledge of antiquity, cannot leave it to posterity. And if
13       2,  VIII  |    better to save themselves and leave their own country, than
14       2,  XII   |          outside Italy and would leave Italy free to them, he would
15       2,  XII   |     Italy free to them, he would leave them that font which would
16       2,  XVII  |  constrained by the artillery to leave their fortified place and
17       2,  XXI   |   subjects, and how they did not leave in them any sign of the
18       2,  XXII  |     bloody for both parties, and leave the victor so debilitated
19       2,  XXIV  |      City or fortress which they leave behind, as is seen in ancient
20       2,  XXVI  |         the least truth in them, leave their harshness in the memory.~
21       2,  XXXI  |      means than yours, they will leave you and look to the other,
22       3,  I     |          they had made errors to leave their punishment to God.
23       3,  I     |    treats of them fully, we will leave them aside, nor otherwise
24       3,  IV    |    despoil one of a Kingdom, and leave him alive, even though he
25       3,  VI    |    remain alive most of the time leave such thoughts to the dead:
26       3,  VI    |         so much that he does not leave a mind obstinate to vengeance.
27       3,  XXI   | reputation. And so that I do not leave the above mentioned men,
28       3,  XXII  |      None the less, so as not to leave this part undecided, I say,
29       3,  XXII  |      Valerius in everything, and leave Manlius; for a Prince ought
30       3,  XXV   |          honors from war, and to leave all the useful things to
31       3,  XXXI  |         retire inside Syria, and leave the rest [of the country]
32       3,  XXXVII|       his strength, and ought to leave the other places undefended:
33       3,  XLIX  |       many: to punish a part and leave a part unpunished, would