Book,  Chapter

 1       1          |      price in order to have it near to one, honoring his house,
 2       1,  XII    | flagellation [chastisement] is near. And because some are of
 3       1,  XXXVIII|   French forces, who, arriving near Arezzo, soon began to negotiate
 4       1,  LIII   |         full of buildings, and near to Rome, it could enrich
 5       2,  XII    |        having places of refuge near, as well as reinforcements
 6       2,  XXII   |        borders of Lombardy and near to both armies, under pretext
 7       2,  XXIV   |       to have their fortresses near them: for the ill treatment
 8       2,  XXV    |        they had led their army near the army of the Veienti,
 9       2,  XXX    |      Massinissa, who all lived near to the confines of the Roman
10       2,  XXX    |       the more the enemy comes near, so much more will he find
11       2,  XXX    |      Lords and peoples who are near their borders. Whence there
12       2,  XXX    |       the frontiers and enters near the heart, no further remedy
13       2,  XXXIII |   Consul, having defeated them near Sutrium, and planning afterwards
14       3,  VI     |       a sign when Pandolfo was near the door. It happened that
15       3,  XIV    |     weakness, if they come too near, they are soon discovered,
16       3,  XVIII  |      he does at the moment and near by. For it has happened
17       3,  XVIII  |       and this same error came near ruining the army of the
18       3,  XXII   |     considers it, we must come near to Valerius in everything,
19       3,  XXX    | Servilius Head, he wanted kept near Rome to restrain the Latins
20       3,  XXXVII |       things which has evil so near the good, and are so joined
21       3,  XLVIII |     trap him, placed an ambush near the Roman camp; and they