Book,  Chapter

 1       1         |          and conducting a war, in [giving] judgment for Subjects,
 2       1,  II    |            laws in Sparta, that in giving parts to the King, the Aristocracy,
 3       1,  IV    |         praise, for in addition to giving the people a part in administration,
 4       1,  VII   |         that it provides a way for giving vent to those moods which
 5       1,  VII   | accusations before many judges and giving them reputation [authority].
 6       1,  XIV   |          into the sea: whence that giving battle he lost the engagement;
 7       1,  XV    |            the war, and instead of giving up the unsuccessful defense
 8       1,  XVI   |         them out of the way, or by giving them a part of so many honors
 9       1,  XXIV  |          ought not to abstain from giving that little, because every
10       1,  XXXV  |            however, the methods of giving authority and the time for
11       1,  XXXV  |          well ordered have done in giving authority for a long [period
12       1,  XL    |            to commit this error of giving reputation to one man because
13       1,  XLVII |           palace, and by seemingly giving the people the power to
14       1,  LIII  |         them over to themselves by giving to them things taken from
15       1,  LIII  |      People had made that error of giving authority to the Master
16       1,  LV    |           the edict in any part by giving less than they ought, but
17       1,  LV    |           in fact and not in name, giving them castles and possessions,
18       1,  LV    |            possessions, as well as giving them aid of men and money,
19       2,  IV    |            I will extend myself in giving a particular account of
20       2,  XII   |          her in flight and, by not giving her time to recover, could
21       2,  XXIII |         exemptions and privileges, giving them Citizenship, and assuring
22       2,  XXIV  |       harmful. And I will begin by giving the reason why in the second
23       2,  XXIX  |           which Heaven has caused, giving them the opportunity or
24       3,  VI    |        this disposition, except by giving up the Tyrancy. And because
25       3,  VI    |          and so by accord, without giving time to anyone to repent
26       3,  VIII  |            to himself the plebs by giving them many benefits such
27       3,  XX    |            affable, and by his not giving example of himself either
28       3,  XXII  |           I have quoted before, in giving many examples of the humaneness
29       3,  XXXIII|       before the battle, and after giving them many reasons through
30       3,  XXXIV |          itself so esteemed as his giving some example of some rare
31       3,  XLIV  |      replies, decided that, by not giving them time, to make both
32       3,  XLIX  |         which the Romans showed in giving their civil privileges to