Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIII |     And whoever reads all the histories attentively will find very
 2       1,  XXIX  |   died almost in despair. And histories are full of such examples.~
 3       2,  IV    |       has studied the ancient histories finds that Republics had
 4       2,  V     |   doubt, not only because all histories are full of them, but also
 5       2,  XIX   |      many times? And although histories are full [of such examples],
 6       2,  XIX   |     that which is narrated in histories is seen to be true in regard
 7       2,  XXIV  | behind, as is seen in ancient histories; and as Francesco Maria
 8       2,  XXIX  | according as is seen from all histories) that men can second fortune
 9       2,  XXX   |     anyone read all the Roman histories and he will see that the
10       3,  XX    |    many other examples in the histories (in addition to this). And
11       3,  XXXIII|      is observed in all Roman histories, none the less it is most
12       3,  XXXVI | Romans: For it is seen in all histories that there was discipline
13       3,  XLII  |    this are to be read in all histories. And, not only are forced