Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |      armies were not sufficient to save Caligula, Nero, Vitellius,
 2       1,  XL   |   Virginius killed her in order to save her from him: whence tumults
 3       1,  XL   |             is able in some way to save himself. But Appius could
 4       1,  XL   |          people made in wanting to save their liberty, and the errors
 5       1,  XLVII|            castigate them he would save them. The Senate yielded
 6       1,  LVII |         departed from Rome, and to save themselves created twenty
 7       2,  VIII |         them, thought it better to save themselves and leave their
 8       2,  VIII |        country, than to attempt to save it and lose themselves;
 9       2,  X    |           Romans if they wanted to save themselves.~
10       2,  XVII | trustworthy and secure in order to save the said artillery as those
11       2,  XXIV |           a province, but they did save some that had already been
12       3,  III  |            is a difficult thing to save a republic, so it is difficult
13       3,  III  |    republic, so it is difficult to save a Monarchy, as will be shown
14       3,  XI   |           give up part in order to save the rest, which, if that
15       3,  XII  |     Veientans would not be able to save themselves, occupied all
16       3,  XII  |        that they needs much die or save themselves by the sword,
17       3,  XIII |          its own virtu not only to save itself, but to defeat the
18       3,  XVIII|           error caused them not to save themselves, for they awaited
19       3,  XXXIX|      coming of night to depart and save his soldiers as well as
20       3,  XXXIX|            taking of that hill, to save the Roman army, and afterwards (
21       3,  XXXIX|     knowing how to find the way to save himself and those who he
22       3,  XLI  |          any procedure in order to save the country, for as the
23       3,  XLI  |          to be followed which will save the life of the country