Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XI    | Savonarola was persuaded that he talked with God. I do not want
 2       1,  XXII  |        this third point has been talked about much, we will talk
 3       1,  LIV   |          them: which [thing] was talked about and celebrated throughout
 4       1,  LVIII |         tumultuous People can be talked to by a good man, and can
 5       2         | discourses of the preceding book talked of the decisions made by
 6       2,  I     |         others, of which we have talked about at length in our treatment
 7       2,  XX    |          than I will: but having talked of it at length elsewhere,
 8       3,  VI    |       similar to this, have been talked about above sufficiently.
 9       3,  VI    |      occurs when a conspiracy is talked about with little caution,
10       3,  VI    |         the Spartan, of which we talked about above), when the time
11       3,  VI    |        happened that he [Caesar] talked at length with Gn. Popilius
12       3,  XVII  |        of fortresses, as we have talked of them above at length,
13       3,  XXXIV |   notable things for which he is talked about. Not only are such
14       3,  XLVIII|         left to one side when he talked with the Florentines. Hence