Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |     restricted within given limits by laws.~Alexander the Great,
 2       1,  VI   | should remain within narrow limits. In the first case, it is
 3       1,  VI   |   If she remains within her limits, and from experience it
 4       1,  VII  |   have their own particular limits, and do not transcend to
 5       1,  IX   |  the Spartans back to those limits which the laws of Lycurgus
 6       1,  XXIX |     suspicious, and puts no limits on the fortune of anyone,
 7       1,  XXX  |  sting ought to observe the limits observed the limits observed
 8       1,  XXX  |     the limits observed the limits observed by the Roman Citizens.~
 9       1,  XXXIV|   that he should exceed his limits and harm the City: but from
10       1,  XLVI | come to the above mentioned limits and become afraid to offend
11       2,  VI   |  these were brought to such limits that a Consul did not think
12       2,  XXVII|  knowing where to place the limits to their hopes, and by relying
13       3,  IX   |     other of these suitable limits are exceeded, not being