Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XI    |  great facility to pursue his designs, being able easily to impress
 2       1,  XIV   |   well how to accommodate his designs to the Aruspices, he [Papirus]
 3       1,  XVIII |    desiring it, conform their designs accordingly.~
 4       2,  IX    |   from him, and to execute my designs more easily.~It ought to
 5       2,  XII   |     You can better impede his designs because of the greater knowledge
 6       2,  XXIX  |       WANT THEM TO OPPOSE HER DESIGNS~If we consider well how
 7       2,  XXIX  |     her, they can develop her designs but not defeat them. They
 8       3,  VI    |     and easily executed their designs. Similar to these two examples
 9       3,  VI    |      manifesting his mind and designs to anyone: and if those
10       3,  XIV   |      themselves: and thus the designs of the Oddi were in vain
11       3,  XVIII |     so difficult to learn the designs of the enemy as it is sometimes
12       3,  XXX   | number of men who opposed his designs, moved by nothing else other
13       3,  XLVIII| deceit, and thus defeated the designs of the Tuscans. Here it