Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII   |      himself only, but having to extinguish it by extraordinary means,
 2       1,  XXX   |        that conquest unless they extinguish that glory in others which
 3       1,  XXXIII| temporize with it than to try to extinguish it. For almost always those
 4       1,  XXXIII|      with them, they will either extinguish themselves, or the evil
 5       1,  XXXVII|    before its end comes) it will extinguish itself.~
 6       1,  XL    |          the parties had, one to extinguish to Consular office, the
 7       1,  XL    |   Consular office, the other [to extinguish that of] the Tribunate.
 8       1,  XL    |           that the Senate had to extinguish the Tribunes, and the Plebs
 9       1,  XL    |       Tribunes, and the Plebs to extinguish the Consuls; this blinded
10       1,  XLVI  |       you need either to seek to extinguish it with the hazard of sudden
11       2,  I     |           they have no remedy to extinguish it except with their own
12       2,  V     |       give itself reputation) to extinguish the old; and if it happens
13       2,  V     |        different languages, they extinguish it [the old] easily. Which
14       2,  V     |      Heaven, they are those that extinguish the human race and reduce
15       2,  VIII  |        province, it is enough to extinguish only those who command,
16       2,  VIII  | populations, it behooves them to extinguish everyone because they want
17       2,  XXIV  |          you must disperse them, extinguish them, disorganize them,
18       2,  XXV   |     disunion) thought they could extinguish the name of Rome. And having
19       3,  XXX   |         IT IS FIRST NECESSARY TO EXTINGUISH ENVY; AND HOW THE DEFENSE
20       3,  XXX   |   benefiting some, to be able to extinguish this envy; seeing himself