Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |  centuries in that City, and that afterward there should have been born
 2       1,  V     |        the Plebs]. From this they afterward wanted the Censure, the
 3       1,  VI    |        kind that you are not able afterward to manage it in your own
 4       1,  X     |        followed [that period] and afterward let him select in which [
 5       1,  XIV   |       against the Samnites, which afterward left them entirely weak
 6       1,  XVIII |       when men were good, are not afterward more suitable, when they [
 7       1,  XXIV  |       quality; [but] when Manlius afterward, either from envy or from
 8       1,  XLIX  |      thought to [freeing] itself: afterward when the opportunity arrived
 9       1,  LX    |        without attaining it: When afterward the hope was not enough,
10       2,  XXIX  |         to make war against Rome: Afterward it ordained that, to reprimand
11       3,  III   |         even though it should not afterward be used tyrannically by
12       3,  VIII  |          favor of the Country are afterward cancelled by the evil ambition
13       3,  XLVIII| Florentine army. He was set free. Afterward, to carry out the promise,