Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VIII |          this being done, and well carried out, he should severely
 2       1,  XXVII|            the enemy, whom he then carried off with him, leaving a
 3       2,  IV   |          profit: and when they had carried this method too far, they
 4       2,  XVIII|           with all this the Romans carried the victory.~This example
 5       2,  XXV  |           And if this part is well carried out it will always almost
 6       2,  XXXII|       pusillanimous in expeditions carried out openly and in daylight.
 7       3,  VI   |            that his design will be carried to the ears of the Prince.
 8       3,  VI   | intermission of time, successfully carried out the plot of Nelematus.
 9       3,  VI   |            things invades you, and carried by that confusion of the
10       3,  X    |   especially in the war the Romans carried on with Philip of Macedonia,
11       3,  XIV  |           thing thus organized and carried out, gave the Gauls so much
12       3,  XXIX |           of Lipari in Sicily, and carried to that land. And Timastheus,
13       3,  XLIII|        which the Florentine people carried on against the Visconti,
14       3,  XLIII|        constrained by necessity or carried away by passion, and having