Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXIV|   that pretext they will be broken for evil ones. So that no
 2       1,  XLV  |     made after that law was broken, never condemned those who
 3       1,  LIII |  Roman camp would have been broken up except for the prudence
 4       1,  LIX  |  their faith.~Alliances are broken for usefulness. In this,
 5       1,  LIX  |  has not caused faith to be broken by a Republic; as was that
 6       1,  LIX  | will talk of those that are broken for extraordinary reasons,
 7       2,  XIV  |     war should already have broken out, or to detach your enemies
 8       2,  XVI  |   did; if the first rank is broken, there not being an arrangement
 9       2,  XVIII|   ranks, and should they be broken, how to reform them, but
10       2,  XXVI |  depart, and having already broken up his camp, all the inhabitants
11       2,  XXVII|  found Hasdrubal and Syphax broken, the Kingdom of Numida lost,
12       2,  XXXII|     if a customary order is broken, every least least error
13       3,  V    |    Lucretia, but for having broken the laws and governed it [
14       3,  XIV  |    the plaza remained to be broken, and the cry to arms already
15       3,  XVIII|  the Swiss who had not been broken believed themselves to have