Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         |       could load me with rank, honors, and riches, but to those
 2       1,  V     |     who desire to maintain the honors already acquired. And in
 3       1,  V     |    Nobles who were seeking the honors for ambition, or by extraordinary
 4       1,  V     |    partake of those riches and honors which they see are so badly
 5       1,  VIII  |     citizens to yield him [top honors] without appearing to them
 6       1,  X     |    Rome, and nobility, riches, honors, and above all virtu, accounted
 7       1,  XVI   |     for a free society bestows honors and rewards through the
 8       1,  XVI   |        when one receives those honors and rewards as appears to
 9       1,  XVI   |  giving them a part of so many honors as, according to their condition,
10       1,  XXXVI |     HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE HIGHER HONORS OUGHT NOT TO DISDAIN THE
11       1,  XXXVII|   divide with the Nobles their honors and possessions, as things
12       1,  XXXVII|       men esteem property than honors, for the Roman Nobility,
13       1,  XXXVII|     the Plebs in the matter of honors, but when it came to property,
14       1,  XL    |   Nobility moved to seek these honors, and among the first was
15       1,  XL    |   Tyrant not having riches and honors enough to be able to satisfy
16       1,  XLVII | contention for liberty and for honors, differing according to
17       1,  XLVII |  distribution of dignities and honors, for in this only the People
18       1,  L     |      to make a distribution of honors and offices, or to a Magistracy
19       1,  L     |        Council distributes the honors and offices. It sometimes
20       1,  LV    |        former can have all the honors, from which all others are
21       2,  II    |   causes us to esteem less the honors of the world: while the
22       2,  III   |       FOREIGNERS EASILY TO HER HONORS~Crescit interea Roma Albae
23       2,  XXIII |  deprived all of them of their honors and their ancient ranks
24       3,  II    |      anything, I do not desire honors or profit, I want to live
25       3,  VI    |  Emperors with so many riches, honors, and dignities, that it
26       3,  VIII  |        the envy he had for the honors given to Camillus, and he
27       3,  XVI   |    where there were to be only honors and rank [obtained], many
28       3,  XX    |        effort to show how many honors, how many victories, how
29       3,  XXV   |       those citizens to obtain honors from war, and to leave all
30       3,  XXVIII|       benefit. The way to such honors ought to be opened to every
31       3,  XXVIII|        so that they may obtain honors and be satisfied: and when
32       3,  XXVIII|     triumphs and all the other honors which she gave to its Citizens;
33       3,  XXXIV |        fame in order to obtain honors in their Republic, but is