Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |      evil. He will also see how Brutus was extolled with so many
 2       1,  XVI  |      the killing of the sons of Brutus, who, as history shows,
 3       1,  XVI  |  maintain it, after the sons of Brutus were put to death and the
 4       1,  XVII |        Caesar] the authority of Brutus with all the Eastern legions
 5       1,  XVII |       in imitation of the first Brutus, had restored to her. Which
 6       3,  I    |        the death of the sons of Brutus, the death of the ten Citizens [
 7       3,  I    |         and we shall begin with Brutus, the father of Roman liberty.~
 8       3,  II   | singular deed of his, as Junius Brutus merited to be esteemed for
 9       3,  II   |  therefore, to play the fool as Brutus did, and one is made to
10       3,  III  |    LIBERTY, TO KILL THE SONS OF BRUTUS~The severity of Brutus was
11       3,  III  |       OF BRUTUS~The severity of Brutus was no less necessary than
12       3,  III  |         State and does not kill Brutus, and whoever restores liberty
13       3,  III  |       does not kill the sons of Brutus, maintains himself only
14       3,  III  |         that was in the sons of Brutus to return to another form
15       3,  III  |      not knowing how to imitate Brutus, he lost at the same time
16       3,  V    |        had not made that error, Brutus and Collatinus would have
17       3,  V    |  Conspiracy made by the sons of Brutus against their country, and
18       3,  VI   |       by him. This reason moved Brutus and Cassius against Caesar:
19       3,  VI   |         happened to the sons of Brutus, who in arranging the plot
20       3,  VI   |         doing.~The morning that Brutus and the other conspirators
21       3,  XVIII|        decision; as happened to Brutus and Cassius, who by such
22       3,  XVIII|         error lost the war, for Brutus having won on his wing,