Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |   existence that before he died he saw arise the tyranny of Pisistratus:
 2       1,  V    |        idolize those men whom they saw adept at beating down the
 3       1,  XV   |         not reveal the things they saw or heard, then with execrable
 4       1,  XLVII|         risen to that position and saw things more closely, they
 5       1,  XLVII|          him speak, and afterwards saw them remain quiet in the
 6       1,  L    |          Republic. When the Senate saw this, they advised the creation
 7       1,  LIV  |      reason Virgil says:~When they saw a man of grave aspect and
 8       1,  LIV  |          as he heard the noise and saw the disturbance, dressed
 9       2,  I    |           people who observed them saw that they had less need
10       2,  XIII |           wholly slaves until they saw two routs of the Samnites
11       2,  XIII |         routs of the Samnites and [saw them] constrained to come
12       2,  XIII |         and suspicion in those who saw and felt those arms, among
13       2,  XV   |         the proceeding, because he saw surely the proceeding had
14       2,  XVIII|       opposed to this who, when he saw in the engagement at Cannae
15       2,  XXV  |            the more disunited they saw the Romans, the more they
16       2,  XXVII|         defense, so that Alexander saw after four months [of siege]
17       2,  XXVII|      rather than a battle, when he saw that losing it his country
18       2,  XXXII| uncertitude. And they [the Romans] saw that by one rout of an enemy
19       3,  VI   |           and when she read it and saw its contents, she quickly
20       3,  XII  |         ferociously: but when they saw the way open, they thought
21       3,  XIV  |            less, when the Dictator saw through them, and, begun
22       3,  XXIX |     non-observers except when they saw there were many others guilty