Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIII|         test the virtu of those remaining, they are lost; and thus
 2       1,  XXXV |      Consuls, and the Tribunes, remaining with their authority, came
 3       1,  XLVI |       humiliated; and the Plebs remaining quiet within bounds, the
 4       1,  LII  | Octavian], and thus Marcantonio remaining bereft of favor, would easily
 5       1,  LV   |        rather, it is seen to be remaining only in that province: which
 6       2,  II   |       people, who inhabited the remaining part of Italy. Nor is there
 7       2,  IV   |         and useless. So that by remaining in this ignorance we [Italy]
 8       2,  XV   |         case the damage done by remaining undecided. He shows it also
 9       2,  XVI  |        broke it, whence all the remaining forces turned back: and
10       2,  XIX  |     that a Republic succeeds in remaining quiet and enjoy its liberty
11       2,  XXVII|      walls, and no other refuge remaining but he and his army: and
12       3,  VI   |       in denying it, that Nero, remaining confused, did not condemn
13       3,  XV   |   return to Florence; then Luca remaining alone showed how much he