Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |        encourage, it ought to be arranged that in that necessity the
 2       1,  I     |        to being strong, could be arranged in a way that the City would
 3       1,  IX    |     reformed a new, unless it is arranged by one [individual only]:
 4       1,  XV    |        Paccius their Priest, who arranged it in this form: that a
 5       1,  XXXIII|          had not remedied, they [arranged] for forty peoples [tribes]
 6       2,  XVI   |         wings of that body. They arranged the first ranks of the Astati,
 7       2,  XVI   |     third line of the Triari was arranged even more open than the
 8       2,  XVI   |          present engagements are arranged with two defects: either
 9       2,  XVI   |         came with all its forces arranged shoulder to shoulder so
10       3,  VI    | therefore, having observed this, arranged to have his conspirators
11       3,  VI    |     conspirators in the house so arranged as to kill Pandolfo when
12       3,  VI    |     aspiring to the Tyrancy, had arranged to poison all the Senate
13       3,  XIV   |        to dismay the Roman army, arranged that, in the ardor of battle
14       3,  XXXIV |      organizers of Republic have arranged that, when appointments