Book,  Chapter

 1       1        |        present them in all their work: and when I see, on the
 2       1,  I    |        the laws. And because men work either from necessity or
 3       1,  I    |        should constrain them [to work] where the site does not
 4       1,  XI   |       with whom he [Numa] had to work were coarse [which] gave
 5       1,  XVIII|          become Prince, wants to work for good and that it should
 6       1,  XXIV |        who has done some eminent work for the City, there is added
 7       1,  LV   |     cultivate or to do any other work in order to live. Such as
 8       2,  II   |      Nothing caused so much hard work for the Romans as the overcoming
 9       2,  XII  |         his home [territory] and work to take away his Kingdom.
10       2,  XVIII|         have to endure more hard work in persuading [the reader]
11       2,  XX   |          If I had not in another work of mine treated a length
12       2,  XXIX | depriving them of the ability to work with virtu. Fortune indeed
13       3,  I    |          which, because of their work, seemed to be lacking to
14       3,  I    |        could not effect any good work by their good examples.
15       3,  VIII |         how a bad Citizen cannot work evil in a Republic which
16       3,  XXII |     without intermission to hard work and punishment; Valerius,