Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |        Kingdom of Egypt, which notwithstanding that the country was most
 2       1,  II    |        us come to Rome, which, notwithstanding that it did not have a Lycurgus
 3       1,  VIII  |       ARE CALUMNIES PERNICIOUS~Notwithstanding that the virtu of Furius
 4       1,  XXIV  | brought to trial for his life, notwithstanding that his merits were so
 5       1,  XXVII |      him, but entered unarmed, notwithstanding that Giovanpagolo was inside
 6       1,  XXXV  |      LIBERTY OF THAT REPUBLIC, NOTWITHSTANDING THAT IT WAS CREATED BY PUBLIC
 7       1,  XLIX  |      the Roman Republic, which notwithstanding that it was established
 8       1,  LII   |    more dangerous than useful, notwithstanding the result should conform
 9       1,  LIII  |    such popular disgrace that, notwithstanding his past infinite good works,
10       2,  IV    |     the greater part of Italy; notwithstanding that two hundred years before
11       2,  X     |       which we say to be true, notwithstanding that Pericles had counselled
12       2,  XXIV  |       of Italy, Genoa rebelled notwithstanding the fortress, and Ottaviano
13       2,  XXXI  |     you and look to the other, notwithstanding whatever promises they had
14       2,  XXXIII|       not have understood; for notwithstanding that there many of them