Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XV    |       was necessary to induce obstinacy into the courage of the
 2       1,  XV    |       routs overcame whatever obstinacy they were able to assume
 3       1,  XXXI  |  father of Fabius against the obstinacy of the Dictator was this,
 4       1,  XXXVII|    property, so great was its obstinacy in defending it, that the
 5       1,  XXXIX |    the less, so great was the obstinacy of the Tribunes that the
 6       1,  L     |      have been opposed to the obstinacy of those Consuls.~In the
 7       1,  LIV   | preceding text) with how much obstinacy the Roman Plebs accepted
 8       2,  V     |  Religion, will see with what obstinacy they persecuted all the
 9       2,  XVI   |    organization, in virtu, in obstinacy, and in numbers: the only
10       2,  XVI   |      than the other; in which obstinacy victory (as was said at
11       3,  XII   |   difficult under siege.~Such obstinacy also arises from the natural
12       3,  XII   |  necessity, and thus also its obstinacy; promising them pardon if
13       3,  XLII  |     this conclusion with such obstinacy that the Senate agreed to