Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII  | immediately and without regard [to person]. The other is, that it
 2       1,  XXV  |         done except by the King in person, and as the Romans wishing
 3       1,  XXX  |           go on his expeditions in person, as those Roman Emperors
 4       1,  XL   |    satellites who would guard your person; another, to arm the countryside [
 5       1,  LIV  |           armed ones, and with his person and his words stopped them:
 6       2,  XV   |       favor of some friend, for no person is helped by their lateness,
 7       2,  XIX  |         Austria have been the same person, yet he has never been able
 8       2,  XXIII|           criminal, or an infamous person would not be put to death,
 9       2,  XXIV |            France, who had come in person with all his forces to recover
10       3,  VI   |        after that, insult to their person. This [kind of injury] armed
11       3,  VI   |           a servant or other third person learns of it, as happened
12       3,  VI   |            some similar indiscreet person, as did Dinnus, one of the
13       3,  X    |            sometimes seen to go in person, it is not to be believed
14       3,  XXI  |        terror which arose from his person, which was so great, and