Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XIII  |           other mode was when one Appius Erdonius with a multitude
 2       1,  XIV   |   institutions of their Religion.~Appius Pulcher acted in a contrary
 3       1,  XXXV  |         moved by the ambitions of Appius, they were able in the second
 4       1,  XL    |           the many errors made by Appius, Chief of the Decemvirate,
 5       1,  XL    |            for a year, among whom Appius Claudius, a sagacious but
 6       1,  XL    |            Masters] of Rome. Next Appius took over to himself all
 7       1,  XL    |        confirming them. Upon this Appius caused a rumor [to be spread]
 8       1,  XL    |           and among the first was Appius: and he showed so much humanity
 9       1,  XL    |          and to the Nobility. For Appius quickly put an end to his
10       1,  XL    |          in part by the said Ten. Appius remained to govern the City:
11       1,  XL    |          seemed to the Plebs that Appius had come to [the side of]
12       1,  XL    |    Tyrannies in Republics: and if Appius had taken this path, his
13       1,  XL    |        satisfy them all. And thus Appius in leaving the People and
14       1,  XL    |          way to save himself. But Appius could not accomplish this
15       1,  XL    |        liberty, and the errors of Appius in wanting to seize the
16       1,  XLI   |           other means ill-used by Appius in order to maintain his
17       1,  XLII  | considering how those youths whom Appius had chosen to surround him
18       1,  XLII  |     persuaded by the malignity of Appius, changed his good habits
19       1,  XLV   |     ancient form, Virginius cited Appius before the People to defend
20       1,  XLV   |         that he be put in prison. Appius begun to shout and appeal
21       1,  XLV   |      People whom he had offended. Appius replied that they [the People]
22       1,  XLV   |       although the wicked life of Appius should merit every punishment,
23       3,  XI    |       means had not been shown by Appius Claudius with which they
24       3,  XIX   |        they sent out Quintius and Appius Claudius with the armies.
25       3,  XIX   |         Claudius with the armies. Appius, because he was cruel and
26       3,  XIX   |           merits more praise than Appius; and the opinion of Cornelius
27       3,  XIX   |          in the cases observed by Appius, merits to be approved.
28       3,  XXXIII|        Livius put in the mouth of Appius Claudius, who, complaining
29       3,  XLVI  |         laid down the magistracy, Appius did not want to lay down
30       3,  XLVI  |         note all the insolence of Appius, and all the good will and