Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII |      virtu that she was able to occupy the rest of Italy and make
 2       1,  XII |      being powerful [enough] to occupy Italy, and not having permitted
 3       1,  XII |   permitted that another should occupy her, has been the cause
 4       1,  XXX | friendships with his neighbors, occupy the fortresses with his
 5       2,  V   |        go elsewhere in order to occupy and fill up all places,
 6       2,  VIII|       own country, were able to occupy that of others. And Procopius,
 7       2,  XIII|    fraud, and that he makes him occupy his Kingdom by deceit and
 8       2,  XIX |         take the opportunity to occupy them whenever they should
 9       2,  XX  |        a greater opportunity to occupy a City or a Province, than
10       2,  XXIV|   strong that that enemy cannot occupy them, they are left behind
11       2,  XXV |      DISUNITED CITY IN ORDER TO OCCUPY IT BY MEANS OF ITS DISUNION
12       2,  XXXI|       could through their means occupy all that province. Whence
13       3,  VI  |     Those who have conspired to occupy their country with their
14       3,  XVI |       much that she designed to occupy Sicily. This enterprise