Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         |     I deceive myself in many parts of my discussion. Which
 2     Gre         |     him for all his shameful parts. Whence I, so as not to
 3       1,  II    |    in Sparta, that in giving parts to the King, the Aristocracy,
 4       1,  XXXVII|  their armies to the extreme parts of Italy, or outside of
 5       1,  XL    |    and then to discuss those parts which are notable [actions]
 6       2,  I     |      the Romans had in these parts would be had by all those
 7       2,  V     |    reduce the inhabitants of parts of the world to a very few.
 8       2,  XVI   | divide their army into three parts, calling one part the Vanguard,
 9       2,  XVII  |  show it in the [individual] parts.~As to the third proposition
10       2,  XXIV  |   Naples, and throughout all parts of Italy.~But as to building
11       2,  XXX   |      the heart and the vital parts of the body have to be kept
12       3,  VI    |      dangerous in all of its parts. Whence it happens that
13       3,  XIV   |    the streets in all of its parts barred by chains, the Oddi