Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X      |     customs and evil lives had raised up against them.~And if
 2       1,  XVII   |       ever happens that she is raised up again, it happens through
 3       1,  XXXVIII|  attack Rome, these two people raised a large army and assaulted
 4       1,  XLVII  |         at his name, there was raised a very great noise, calling
 5       2,  XXII   |        people who believed him raised a new army, but were quickly
 6       2,  XXV    |       name of Rome. And having raised an army and made incursions
 7       2,  XXXII  | spoiled. If a furtive noise is raised, as the geese at the Capitol,
 8       3,  VI     |    Pisa, this Giacopo had been raised and nourished and given
 9       3,  XIII   |        the Volscians, where he raised an army with which he went
10       3,  XIV    |       to arms already had been raised; and he who was breaking [
11       3,  XXX    |    that three armies should be raised. The first he wanted to
12       3,  XXX    |        army which Camillus had raised to have in Rome to guard
13       3,  XXXI   |     education in which you are raised, which, when they are weak