Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  III   |           which is said to be the father of every truth, will cause
 2       1,  XI    |          country. Lucius Manlius, father of Titus Manlius, who was
 3       1,  XI    |        the accusation against his father, constrained him to swear,
 4       1,  XI    |        hatred that he had for his father, the injury that his son
 5       1,  XI    |       descends from the branches [father to son]~Human probity, and
 6       1,  XIX   |         to enjoy the virtu of his father. But he could not thus leave
 7       1,  XIX   | grandfather in virtu, or like his father in fortune, remained heir
 8       1,  XIX   |          enjoy the efforts of his father Mahomet, who having like
 9       1,  XIX   |           lord, had been like his father and not his grandfather,
10       1,  XXII  |     because of thy prayers of his father than because of his own
11       1,  XXVI  |        model Philip of Macedonia, father of Alexander, who, by these
12       1,  XXXI  |        which were assigned by the father of Fabius against the obstinacy
13       1,  XL    |        take her off by force, her father Virginius killed her in
14       2,  XXIV  |        good. Niccolo Da Costello, father of the Vitelli, returning
15       2,  XXVIII|           of Philip of Macedonia, father of Alexander. This man had
16       3,  I     |      shall begin with Brutus, the father of Roman liberty.~
17       3,  II    |     Lucretia, in the midst of the father and husband and other relatives
18       3,  III   |        record of history to see a father to sit in judgment, and
19       3,  IV    |           her husband against his father to take away his life and
20       3,  VI    |          scimitar on Bajazet, the father of the present Grand Turk:
21       3,  X     |         with Philip of Macedonia, father of Perseus; for Philip being
22       3,  XXII  |     strong man, gentle toward his father and his country, and most
23       3,  XXII  |           from the defense of his father against a Tribune, and from
24       3,  XXVI  |         and as she did not have a father, her guardians wanted to
25       3,  XXXIV |  Torquatus, saved L. Manlius, his father, from an accusation that
26       3,  XXXIV |           filial piety toward the father was so agreeable to the
27       3,  XXXIV |          for, having defended his father so extraordinarily and with
28       3,  XXXIV |           his having defended his father on the Ticino while a youth,
29       3,  XXXIV |       sent back a daughter to her father and a wife to her husband.
30       3,  XXXVII|      moment. Philip of Macedonia, father of Perseus, a military man
31       3,  XL    |      followed the counsels of his father, who wanted the Romans either
32       3,  XLV   |      victory, in imitation of his father, sacrificed himself for