Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII   | experiencing a great scarcity of provisions, and the Senate having sent
 2       1,  VII   |      have avenged himself by the provisions of the City, he would not
 3       1,  XLV   |          spirit) and among other provisions for the security of the
 4       1,  XLIX  |   Censors, who were one of those provisions that aided in keeping Rome
 5       1,  LV    |   Gentlemen who live idly on the provisions of their abundant possessions,
 6       2,  X     |       seen that any army lacking provisions, and being obliged either
 7       2,  XII   |          great inconveniences of provisions and of every other thing
 8       2,  XVII  |  friendly to you and impede your provisions; so that you will be forced
 9       2,  XVIII |    flanking him and impeding his provisions, [and] by promising them
10       2,  XXVII |          very well supplied with provisions and the other munitions
11       2,  XXVII |         and having a scarcity of provisions, they attempted an accord:
12       3,  XVI   |        for the Pisans not having provisions with which to defend themselves,
13       3,  XXVIII|        famine, and as the public provisions were not enough to end it,
14       3,  XXXVI |        let the soldiers, without provisions, roam in packs when going