Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre          |      to judge rightly, should esteem those who are generous,
 2       1,  XI     |      laws, like those men who esteem more the power of God than
 3       1,  XXXVI  |    none the less they did not esteem it a dishonorable thing
 4       1,  XXXVII |   from this how much more men esteem property than honors, for
 5       2,  II     |     of life], it causes us to esteem less the honors of the world:
 6       2,  XVII   |    HOW MUCH THE ARMY OUGHT TO ESTEEM THE ARTILLERY IN THE PRESENT
 7       2,  XXI    |       as the others or do not esteem themselves as much as the
 8       3,  I      |      and Justice, but also to esteem their good Citizens, and
 9       3,  IV     | kingdom, so much more did the esteem to be a Queen than a daughter
10       3,  XII    | accustomed to servitude often esteem less a change of masters,
11       3,  XVI    |    this evil of having little esteem for men of valor in tranquil
12       3,  XXX    |   reputed to be, they did not esteem it a disgrace to be inferior
13       3,  XXXVIII|   them how little they should esteem such enemies, recalling