Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre        |       myself I would not have written, or you to me that having
 2     Gre        |      or you to me that having written I have not satisfied you.
 3       1,  II   |       say, that some who have written of Republics say there are [
 4       1,  XVI  |  discussion departs from that written above, in speaking of a
 5       1,  XVIII|     nor too distant from that written above, to consider whether
 6       1,  XVIII|    means. From all the things written above, arises the difficulty
 7       1,  XXIX |       me apropos of the above written matter to discuss with example
 8       1,  XLIII|       SOLDIERS~From the above written treatise it also is to be
 9       1,  LII  |   will be seen from the above written discourse, how much credit
10       1,  LVII |      Livius said in the above written words, that all together
11       2,  V    |        For if they could have written it in a new language, considering
12       2,  VII  |      in addition to the above written things, they judged it was
13       2,  VIII | refers to having read letters written on certain columns in the
14       2,  XVII |     In addition to the things written above, in considering how
15       2,  XXV  |      another example to those written above. Filippo Visconti,
16       3,  VI   |    the Conspiracy of Cataline written by Sallust, and knows that
17       3,  XII  |    led by it; and it has been written by some moral Philosophers