Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II     |      by succession and not by election, the heirs quickly degenerated
 2       1,  XIII   |    Gods than by returning the election of the Tribunes to its own [
 3       1,  XXXIV  |   that the authority for such election should remain in the consuls,
 4       1,  XXXV   |  PUBLIC AND FREE SUFFRAGE~The election of the Ten citizens [Decemvirs]
 5       1,  XXXVIII|      FROM NECESSITY THAN FROM ELECTION~Because of a very great
 6       1,  XLVII  |    words: The results of this election show how different minds
 7       1,  LVIII  |      also be seen that in the election of their magistrates, they
 8       2,  I      |      it will almost be at the election of that powerful one to
 9       2,  VI     | whoever makes war, whether by election or from ambition, is to
10       2,  XIII   |        either by chance or by election, necessary to achieve greatness,
11       2,  XXI    |      Genoese governor, not by election of the King, but because
12       3,  XXV    |   Rome to announce to him his election to the Dictatorship, and
13       3,  XXXIV  |     people, therefore, in the election of Magistrates judge according