Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  IV    |        every Republic there are two different viewpoints, that of the
 2       1,  XII   |   foundations, and observe how much different present usage is from them,
 3       1,  XVII  |           life time, as happened at different times in Syracuse to Dion
 4       1,  XVIII |           same in a people entirely different. But because these institutions
 5       1,  XXIII |             the enemy) plan to hold different places and guard the passes.
 6       1,  XXV   |     institutions should be entirely different from the past ones: for
 7       1,  XXXVII|          this Agrarian law may seem different from such a conclusion,
 8       1,  XXXIX |           INCIDENTS OFTEN HAPPEN TO DIFFERENT PEOPLE~And it is easily
 9       1,  XLV   |            accused and condemned at different times, so that a great fright
10       1,  XLVII |           of this election show how different minds are when in contention
11       1,  LVIII |    proceedings arises, not from the different nature, (for it is the same
12       2,  II    |          sending them into exile in different places, but put them to
13       2,  III   |          other, but solely from the different mode of procedure. For Lycurgus,
14       2,  V     | establishers of the new sect are of different languages, they extinguish
15       2,  XVI   |           SOLDIERS IN OUR TIMES ARE DIFFERENT FROM THE ANCIENT ORGANIZATION~
16       2,  XX    |             say, that the Romans at different places had routed two armies
17       3,  VI    |          action at the same time in different places is almost impossible,
18       3,  VI    |             as it cannot be done at different times without one spoiling
19       3,  VI    |     Antoninus [Caracalla] living in different places; for it is so far
20       3,  IX    |      Citizens and dispositions were different, as was Fabius, who was
21       3,  X     |         concerning great things are different from those of ancient times,
22       3,  XV    |        having his own counsel, each different from the others, they afforded
23       3,  XV    |           or more than one Head to [different] places in order to administer
24       3,  XXI   |      HAPPENED THAT HANNIBAL, WITH A DIFFERENT METHOD OF PROCEEDING THAN
25       3,  XXI   |          acquired the same glory by different methods, though both praiseworthy.~
26       3,  XXII  |           was the reason that these different methods obtain the same
27       3,  XXXIV |          his noted deeds he appears different; or by the preconceptions
28       3,  XLIII |           these result in things at different times; which have greatly
29       3,  XLV   |           be noted which of the two different methods of proceeding adopted
30       3,  XLVI  |       certain ways and institutions different from another, and produces
31       3,  XLVI  |            but must result from the different education that one family