Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  IV    |  springs up who through oratory shows them that they deceive themselves;
 2       1,  XIII  |      None the less Titus Livius shows that the Plebs for fear
 3       1,  XVI   |         Brutus, who, as history shows, together with other Roman
 4       1,  XXI   |    better, and with other words shows how he adhered to that,
 5       2,  II    |  ancients. For, as our Religion shows the truth and the true way [
 6       2,  II    |         of their liberty. Which shows that the Roman people could
 7       2,  II    |         with Hannibal, where he shows that when the Samnites were
 8       2,  X     |    history in a thousand places shows that which we say to be
 9       2,  XIII  |         great Empires. Xenophon shows in his life of Cyrus this
10       2,  XIII  |          without which fraud he shows that Cyrus could not have
11       2,  XV    |         remaining undecided. He shows it also in the case of the
12       2,  XVI   | equality of strength, T. Livius shows the whole organization that
13       2,  XXX   |   little virtu, fortune greatly shows her power, and as she varies
14       3,  I     |     history of Livius, where he shows that in calling out the
15       3,  IV    |         by Tarquinius Superbus, shows how difficult and perilous
16       3,  XIV   |       slight an accident. Which shows the necessity of discipline
17       3,  XVI   |        the Greek historian, who shows that the Athenian Republic
18       3,  XXII  |        the orders of battle and shows all the dangers to which
19       3,  XXIX  |         this is true, T. Livius shows when he narrates, how, when
20       3,  XXXIII|       his promises to them, and shows them that the path to victory
21       3,  XXXIX | Xenophon, in his life of Cyrus, shows that, when Cyrus was going
22       3,  XXXIX |       this is true Titus Livius shows us with the example of Publius