Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre        |       COSIMO RUCELLAI~GREETINGS.~I send you a present which if it
 2       1,  XXX  |            remain idle at home and send a Captain, I have no precept
 3       1,  XXX  |          that it cannot go and not send others on its expeditions,
 4       1,  XXX  | expeditions, being necessitated to send one of its Citizens. It
 5       1,  LII  |          authority to Octavian and send him with the army and the
 6       2,  IV   |     service for one, and then also send their men into the service
 7       2,  VII  |          small. First, in order to send a greater number of men
 8       2,  XII  |        from home where they cannot send more than thirty or forty
 9       2,  XV   |        understand that they should send eight Citizens to Rome,
10       2,  XIX  |    themselves and not subjects, to send colonies to guard the acquired
11       2,  XX   |       which a Prince or a Republic send to your aid, captained and
12       2,  XX   |           to be requested by it to send their armies to its defense.
13       2,  XXI  |            the slightest desire to send one, they would quickly
14       3,  XV   |     concluded that it is better to send only one man of prudence
15       3,  XVIII|         the camps had commenced to send away its baggage, by chance
16       3,  XXIV |      victory in hand, they did not send him a successor but made
17       3,  XXVI |         wanting to reunite, had to send for outside succor, which
18       3,  XXXI |            prisoners, nor did they send to Hannibal or Carthage
19       3,  XLI  |        them under the yoke, and to send them back to Rome disarmed;
20       3,  XLIV |           to the King of France to send his forces to him. So that,
21       3,  XLIV |        signified to the Marquis to send him the keys to [the fortress
22       3,  XLVII|      Senate judged it necessary to send Papirus Cursor as Dictator