Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |        lauded are those who are heads and establishers of Religion.
 2       1,  XV   |     burning altars make all the heads of the army swear never
 3       2,  V    |     Saint Gregory and the other Heads of the Christian Religion,
 4       2,  XVI  | difference he makes is that the Heads of the Roman army were of
 5       2,  XVI  |       and the organizations and Heads of the organization had
 6       2,  XVII |      true that the Captains and Heads of the army are now subjected
 7       2,  XVIII|       from the malignity of the Heads, and from the ignorance
 8       2,  XVIII|     that in the first shock the Heads of both armies were killed;
 9       2,  XXIV |       to injure the others, the Heads will spring up as those
10       3,  I    |  dishonesty of Prelates and the Heads of the Religion did not
11       3,  VI   |    familiars Letus and Electus, Heads of the Praetorian soldiers,
12       3,  VI   |       conspiracy is against two Heads; actually, it is so difficult
13       3,  VI   |    Conspiracies against several Heads, for they do no good to
14       3,  VI   |         we said elsewhere); the Heads of those legions conspired
15       3,  XIII |       there were very many good Heads, soon made him a good Captain.
16       3,  XIV  |    anything except those of his Heads, and those Heads of his
17       3,  XIV  |         of his Heads, and those Heads of his to say nothing except
18       3,  XVI  |        good, and planning to be heads of such an enterprise. But
19       3,  XVI  |           But being besieged by Heads who did not know either
20       3,  XVIII|        them there, of which the heads were Jacopo Quarto D’Appian,
21       3,  XXVI |       they put to death all the heads of the sedition, and restored
22       3,  XXXII|  punishment would fall on their heads. And to take away all discussion