Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI    |     Italy, and the greater part [obtained] not by war but by money
 2       1,  VIII  |        had to say concerning who obtained the treasure that he spoke
 3       1,  XV    |       how much confidence can be obtained by means of Religion well
 4       1,  XXXVII|           that they soon (having obtained that) begun to fight from
 5       1,  XLVI  |        original rank, and having obtained even greater reputation
 6       2,  XIII  |          others have come is not obtained either by gift or by heredity.
 7       2,  XVIII |     means renewed the battle and obtained the victory. Where it is
 8       2,  XXVII |         combatting them, to have obtained a victory for themselves
 9       2,  XXVII |          they will in a way have obtained a part of the victory. For
10       2,  XXVII |           Spaniards] should have obtained the last two, and there
11       2,  XXXII |         then by means of accords obtained reputation over them, as
12       2,  XXXIII|    already crossed over, and had obtained this victory, so that in
13       2,  XXXIII|  conquest and the glory that was obtained.~And whoever considers well
14       3,  VI    |          of the affair cannot be obtained, for the reasons mentioned:
15       3,  VI    |        mentioned: but success is obtained even less easily when the
16       3,  VIII  |          ambition, he would have obtained those same results and successes
17       3,  XVI   |         be only honors and rank [obtained], many competitors were
18       3,  XXI   |       and every kind of perfidy, obtained the same result that Scipio
19       3,  XXI   |        other by detestable ones, obtained the same results, it does
20       3,  XXVIII|          when such reputation is obtained through these pure and simple
21       3,  XXVIII|        dangerous: but when it is obtained through a private way (which
22       3,  XXXI  | attribute all the good that they obtained to that virtu which they
23       3,  XXXI  |       and after the victory they obtained against Antiochus: for this
24       3,  XXXI  |      more gloriously, or to have obtained a more honorable accord.
25       3,  XL    |       Samnites. And this victory obtained by deceit would have been
26       3,  XLIV  |     ORDINARY MEANS, CAN NEVER BE OBTAINED~The Samnites being assaulted