Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  IV    |      to death only a few, and condemned in money [fined] not very
 2       1,  VIII  |  Citizens who had been either condemned or absolved, could not have
 3       1,  XIV   |  engagement; for which he was condemned at Rome, and Papirus honored,
 4       1,  XXXIV | creating a Dictator have been condemned by some writers, as something
 5       1,  XL    | possessions of those they had condemned: By which gifts these youths
 6       1,  XLV   |      law], five Citizens were condemned to death by the Signoria
 7       1,  XLV   |    that law was broken, never condemned those who broke it, or excused
 8       1,  XLV   |     Citizens were accused and condemned at different times, so that
 9       1,  LVIII | observe the multitude to have condemned some one to death, and that
10       1,  LVIII |      Capitolinus, who, having condemned him to death, afterwards
11       1,  LVIII |  prison, a little before they condemned him to death: and as was
12       2,  VI    |      to terms, and the Romans condemned them [to turn over] lands,
13       2,  XXIII |      Aretini, and a part they condemned to death, and they deprived
14       3,  V     |     that to which others have condemned them: For it is much more
15       3,  VIII  |    judges, without any regard condemned him to death. I do not believe,
16       3,  XXI   |      much to be loved becomes condemned every little he departs
17       3,  XXVIII|    which cannot be reasonably condemned, may become cruel, and very
18       3,  XXXIII|    small things are not to be condemned. By them our ancestors made
19       3,  XXXVII|        as I said above when I condemned the guarding of passes.