Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII    |        arise in men, which can be completely provided by instituting
 2       1,  IX     |        oppose him: after which he completely restored the laws of Lycurgus.
 3       1,  XI     |          to religion as something completely necessary in wanting to
 4       1,  XII    |        went in without tumult and completely devoted and full of reverence,
 5       1,  XVIII  |         have to be changed either completely, or little by little as
 6       1,  XXXVIII|   surrender]. This proceeding was completely refused by the Florentines,
 7       1,  XXXIX  |          the Empire would decline completely, so that no rank in that
 8       1,  XLVII  |          exchange, the haranguing completely stopped: and after some
 9       2,  I      |           frequent defeats almost completely enervated the Samnites:
10       2,  IV     |         by the Romans: and was so completely extinguished, that, although
11       2,  VI     |         countryside should not be completely laid waste) came to terms,
12       2,  XXIX   |        any ignominy of defeat and completely dedicated to the recovery
13       3,  VI     |           others, unless they are completely mad, are not able to conspire,
14       3,  X      |        for any length of time, is completely mad if he does not try the
15       3,  XIII   |          against Mithradates, was completely inexpert in war: none the
16       3,  XXIV   | Consulship of L. Quintius; but he completely negated this decision, saying
17       3,  XXXVI  |          were the Gauls, who were completely lacking in this while combatting,
18       3,  XXXVII |          his entire fortune, is a completely foolhardy thing, as I said