Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  III   |         them: which thing gives testimony to that which was said above
 2       1,  IX    |          each year. Which gives testimony that all the institutions
 3       1,  XXXIII|     fear: to which Cicero gives testimony, saying that Pompey had
 4       1,  LVIII |        of these two things, the testimony of the Roman people will
 5       1,  LX    |      old. This is seen from the testimony of Valerius Corvinus who
 6       2,  II    |  servitude: and T. Livius gives testimony of this in many places,
 7       2,  IV    |        which Titus Livius gives testimony, where he tells of Philip,
 8       2,  X     |        money of Athens. But the testimony of Titus Livius is more
 9       2,  XVIII |        which render the fullest testimony. And it has been seen how
10       3,  XIV   |     efficacious. For which, the testimony of C. Sulpicius, the Roman
11       3,  XVII  | Florentines and Pistoians gives testimony when he says, While the
12       3,  XXXVI |         everyone knows from the testimony of T. Livius how good military