Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XVI  |          was] the killing of the sons of Brutus, who, as history
 2       1,  XVI  |        to maintain it, after the sons of Brutus were put to death
 3       2,  XXIV |        and not give cause to his sons to dare to become bad, will
 4       3,  I    |     Gauls, were the death of the sons of Brutus, the death of
 5       3,  III  |    ACQUIRED LIBERTY, TO KILL THE SONS OF BRUTUS~The severity of
 6       3,  III  |         and not only condemn his sons to death, but to be present
 7       3,  III  |      State and does not kill the sons of Brutus, maintains himself
 8       3,  III  |    determination that was in the sons of Brutus to return to another
 9       3,  IV   | Tarquinius Priscus caused by the sons of Ancus, and the death
10       3,  IV   |        could he believe that the sons of Ancus could have so much
11       3,  IV   |          win over to himself the sons of Tarquin by new benefits.
12       3,  IV   |      prudent to believe that the sons of Tarquinius would be content
13       3,  V    |       the Conspiracy made by the sons of Brutus against their
14       3,  VI   |        of it, as happened to the sons of Brutus, who in arranging
15       3,  VI   |       then, his brothers, or his sons, or other adherents who
16       3,  XXXIV|         it was believed that the sons ought to be like them, until
17       3,  XLIV | Venetians, and having one of his sons in the hands of the Pope,