Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXIII|      society: and this error is allowed to run so far, that it is
 2       1,  XLIV  |      every Magistracy should be allowed, and that all of the Ten
 3       1,  LIII  |    infinite good works, he [was allowed to] live more because of
 4       2,  XII   |        weaken their enemy, have allowed him to enter several days [
 5       2,  XXI   |          Only at present has he allowed that City to be governed
 6       2,  XXIII |       them under the yoke, they allowed them to go full of ignominy
 7       3,  II    |       manner, they would not be allowed to do so by others.~It is
 8       3,  III   |      the less his courage never allowed him to do it. For he thought,
 9       3,  VI    |         permitted to talk it is allowed to give vent to his feelings.
10       3,  VI    |      conspirators that, if they allowed her to enter it, she would
11       3,  VI    |    Under this pledge, these men allowed her to enter, but she, as
12       3,  XXIV  | citizens, they would never have allowed that custom of prolonging
13       3,  XXVIII|          And if one of these is allowed impunity, it is apt to ruin
14       3,  XXIX  |     that by general consent, he allowed the Legates to go with all
15       3,  XXXIV |      might be inadequate, it be allowed to every citizen, and it