Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XI    |    father, the injury that his son had done him, and his honor,
 2       1,  XI    |        the branches [father to son]~Human probity, and this
 3       1,  XIX   |       peaceful Kingdom to this son Solomon, which he was able
 4       1,  XIX   |       not thus leave it to his son Rehoboam, who not being
 5       1,  XIX   |       of peace. But if his own son Soliman, the present lord,
 6       2,  II    |     the Consul Papirus Cursor, son of the first Papirus, for
 7       2,  VIII  |       before Jesus the robber, son of Narva. Whence appeared
 8       2,  XII   |   other advices he left to his son Alfonso, was that he should
 9       2,  XVI   |      himself and the other his son. The equality which Titus
10       2,  XVI   |      Torquatus had to kill his son and Decius himself.~In demonstrating
11       2,  XXIV  |     Guidobaldo Duke of Urbino, son of Frederick, who is his
12       2,  XXIV  |        State by Cesare Borgia, son of Pope Alexander VI; when
13       2,  XXVIII|        the two Alexanders, his son and son-in-law, he [Pausanias]
14       3,  I     |  Capitolinus, the death of the son of Manlius Torquatus, the
15       3,  V     |      driven out because of his son Sextus having violated Lucretia,
16       3,  V     |        the other Kings and his son Sextus had not made that
17       3,  VI    |     armed men, and between his son and son-in-law: but that
18       3,  VI    |        Emperor Severus and his son Antoninus killed, committed
19       3,  VI    |      Duke of Milan, who left a son and two brothers, who in
20       3,  VI    | himself, by the counsel of his son, the Bishop, caused one
21       3,  XXII  |      put to death even his own son, and the other never harmed
22       3,  XXII  |        severity in putting his son to death made the army so
23       3,  XXXI  |    called the King of France a son of Saint Mark, they did
24       3,  XXXIV |  mature age, he killed his own son for having fought without