Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre          |        either I to you who have forced me to write that which by
 2       1,  XI     |       by an oath that they were forced to take, and the Tribune
 3       1,  XIII   |       Consul. Whence the Plebs, forced to obey, reoccupied the
 4       1,  XIV    |   RELIGION, EVEN WHEN THEY WERE FORCED NOT TO OBSERVE IT, AND IF
 5       1,  XVI    |      live content, and some are forced to attempt to reestablish
 6       1,  XVIII  |   people came to be deceived or forced into deciding their own
 7       1,  XXXVIII|       whose hands they had been forced to place themselves because
 8       1,  XXXVIII|       to them and they would be forced to buy that promise: So
 9       1,  XL     |         powerful than he who is forced. Whence it arises that those
10       1,  L      |        authority of the Senate, forced the Consuls to obey. Here
11       1,  LV     |         force and those who are forced, each man will remain firm
12       2          |     those men and times, and is forced summarily to praise and
13       2,  VIII   |   unable to feed them, they are forced to go out, having many things
14       2,  IX     |        Samnites, the Campanians forced the Romans to take them
15       2,  XVI    |          and if the Astati were forced or overcome, they retreated
16       2,  XVI    |      battle: if these were also forced or rebuffed, they both retired
17       2,  XVII   |     have any remedy and you are forced to go out of your fortress
18       2,  XVII   | provisions; so that you will be forced by some necessity to dislodge
19       2,  XVIII  |     more easily, dismounted and forced the cavalry (if they wanted
20       2,  XXXII  |         the Roman People. As to forced surrenders, this force results
21       3,  VI     |      being in accord, they were forced to confess the truth, so
22       3,  VI     |        had given him, they were forced to strangle him in order
23       3,  X      |     adjacent to the Romans, was forced to flee; and having learned
24       3,  XXII   |        who forces and he who is forced. And anytime this proportion
25       3,  XXIX   |       to live as rich men, were forced to turn themselves to many
26       3,  XXX    |         orders be observed, was forced to kill an infinite number
27       3,  XLII   |       made by force: and always forced promises regarding public
28       3,  XLII   |    histories. And, not only are forced promises not observed among
29       3,  XLIV   |      toward the Samnites, being forced by the presence of the army