Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |        themselves to drift either voluntarily or ignorantly into the ranks
 2       1,  XXXIV|        Regal power, by doing this voluntarily by themselves [Consuls],
 3       1,  XL   |           resigned the magistracy voluntarily, it would be possible that
 4       2,  XV   | Florentines came by force and not voluntarily. Which cost the City of
 5       2,  XXI  |      Pistoia a long time ago came voluntarily under the Florentine Empire [
 6       2,  XXI  |         the Pistoians to have run voluntarily under their Dominion, and
 7       2,  XXIII|        trustful where it was made voluntarily, and not from a position
 8       2,  XXXII|    surrender, they give up either voluntarily, or by force. The willingness
 9       2,  XXXII|         bestows on those who have voluntarily placed themselves in his
10       3,  XXX  |      Which the other Tribunes did voluntarily. Believing (says Livius)
11       3,  XXX  |           every ambition and runs voluntarily to obey him who he believes
12       3,  XXXV |       City follows it, they do so voluntarily and does not appear as though