Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXVI|      men around them in whose presence they should be afraid to
 2       1,  XLVII|   begin to draw them in their presence, and that one after another
 3       1,  LIV  |    excited multitude than the presence of a man who by his presence
 4       1,  LIV  |  presence of a man who by his presence appears and is revered.
 5       2,  IV   |  discussing the accord in the presence of a Praetor of the Aetolians,
 6       2,  XI   |      this proposition, in the presence of the ambassadors, had
 7       2,  XVI  |  infantry, has affirmed in my presence many times that he would
 8       2,  XXIII|      when it is spoken in the presence of prudent men. The Roman
 9       2,  XXIII|      they had come into their presence, one of them was asked by
10       3,  VI   | reverence which surrounds the presence of a Prince, that it is
11       3,  VI   |       was so terrified by the presence of that man and by the memory
12       3,  VI   |      resulted either from his presence dismaying them or from some
13       3,  XLIV |     by such a passage and the presence of their army, they could
14       3,  XLIV |      persuasion, parly by the presence of their army, they induced
15       3,  XLIV | Samnites, being forced by the presence of the army of the Samnites