Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI    |              which among others was committed to the Tribunes, as will
 2       1,  XXIII |            and Metius did when they committed all the fortune of their
 3       1,  XXIII |         error is also almost always committed by those who (seeing the
 4       1,  XXXI  | EXTRAORDINARILY PUNISHED FOR ERRORS COMMITTED; NOR WERE THEY YET PUNISHED
 5       1,  XXXI  |             penalties.~As to errors committed through ignorance, here
 6       1,  XXXI  |      ancient customs.~As to errors [committed] through ignorance, there
 7       2,  XXII  |            that the Praetor Numicus committed, and by the injuries which
 8       2,  XXXIII|        according to that which they committed to him, they would have
 9       3,  VI    |           his son Antoninus killed, committed the matter of the Tribune
10       3,  VI    |          Nero had as his guard; she committed the conspiracy to him, but
11       3,  VI    |            from Rome, or to die, he committed to his trusted friend, the
12       3,  VI    |          evil which they could have committed, but would not.~Two brothers
13       3,  XVI   |            command of the army] was committed to him by the consent of
14       3,  XXVI  |             our history) the excess committed against Lucretia deprived
15       3,  XXVI  |          their State; and the other committed against Virginia deprived
16       3,  XXVI  |              places the injury they committed on Women, either by seduction,
17       3,  XXIX  |       complain of any fault that is committed by the People who are under
18       3,  XXXII |           because of the error they committed will always keep them apart.
19       3,  XXXV  |          Perseus of the many errors committed by him which had been the